Review of the year: July 2018
Forget having a summer playlist! July 2018 saw brokers more interested in who topped Allianz's “hit list” and Axa's replacement for Amanda Blanc, along with finally having a date for the senior managers’ regime.
We take a look at the top five stories that got brokers talking in July 2018.
News analysis: Who’s top of the Allianz “hit list”?The initail announcement of Allianz reportedly looking to make a large scale insurer acquisition had sparked mixed reactions from the UK broker market. Speculation was rife over which provider was at the top of its wish list, with UK-headquartered RSA and Aviva being among the potential targets as well as Swiss insurer Zurich and Australian provider QBE. The
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