Ireland

Western European deal-making "fragile" in July

Western European deal-making in July has been described as “fragile” by Zephyr researchers who recorded 1150 M&A deals worth a combined €39 091m in the past month – the weakest monthly result since August 2010.

Mobile phone insurance: We've got your number

Mobile phone insurance is a high-frequency claims product but has been criticised by the ombudsman and consumer groups. Ralph Savage reviews the sector to discover if this niche is offering value for money.

Post Magazine – 28 July 2011

This week the Post team reports on the confusion over reports in the Irish press that Quinn Insurance founder Sean Quinn has acquired a Malta-based insurance licence and as set to launch new company Q2 in competition with his former business which fell…

Sean Quinn’s new venture has no Malta licence

The Malta Financial Services Authority has denied reports that Sean Quinn has a Malta- based insurance licence for his new insurance company, Q2, according to sister publication Insurance Age.

Sean Quinn’s new venture has no Malta licence

The Malta Financial Services Authority has denied reports that Sean Quinn has a Malta- based insurance licence for his new insurance company, Q2, according to sister publication Insurance Age.

Axa regains TUI travel contract from Mondial

Axa Personal Lines has ousted Mondial Assistance as underwriter for travel giant TUI, following a successful tender bid to win back the three-year contract. It comes less than a week after Axa sealed a similar deal to retain the Lloyds TSB travel…

Winners speak out from BIA 2011

Re-live the 2011 British Insurance Awards with this short video featuring many of the winners giving their responses to being acclaimed at the Royal Albert Hall.

Dry weather sparks fire risk

Ecclesiastical has warned that buildings with traditional thatched roofs face an increased fire risk as months of uncharacteristically warm conditions with below average rainfall in England and Wales have left thatched roofs drier than usual and so…

Dry weather sparks fire risk

Ecclesiastical has warned that buildings with traditional thatched roofs face an increased fire risk as months of uncharacteristically warm conditions with below average rainfall in England and Wales have left thatched roofs drier than usual and so…

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