26 March 2014Insurance

Poor 2013 results force Tawa to split business

Tawa, the AIM-listed business that has traditionally invested in run-off operations, has posted a poor set of results for 2013 – a year that has prompted a fundamental financial restructuring of the business set to be implemented from the second quarter of 2014.

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