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Group’s shares have suffered since the announcement of Covid vaccines
Intact and Tryg offer shareholders welcome certainty; Croda confounds with move into fragrances
Sale to overseas rivals will lead to break-up of 300-year-old UK group
The uncompromising chief has negotiated a good premium for the insurer
Canada’s Intact Financial and Denmark’s Tryg have made a joint bid for the 300-year-old group
Insurers face dilemma over whether to challenge High Court ruling on business interruption cover
FCA says court ruling will provide guidance on payouts from other business interruption policies
Cancelling payouts should not become a loyalty test
UK insurers bow to regulatory pressure but L&G has said it would push ahead with payout
If chief decides to move on, a critical reassessment of the insurer would be justified
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Companies have become more interested in specialising in the past few years
Company hit last year by big losses in some of its specialist businesses
London-based group’s profits hit by weather-related claims and one-off losses
Regularly exercised dogs can collar premium discounts for their owners
Insurer is latest company to respond to investor criticism over executive benefits
Company in management shake-up as problem areas continue to hit performance
Chain’s shareholders may be the ones left with indigestion if a retail joint venture deal is made
Asset manager says CFO loss ‘disappointing’
Stephen Hester suffers setback in efforts to restore fortunes of FTSE 100 group
Some companies want to do much less covering of risk and focus on services for customers. But they will face stiff competition
Two of the UK’s biggest insurance companies suffer weather-related costs
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