A match made in … how re/insurance M&A should be judged

Sometimes in the re/insurance world, the stars can align and two companies can come together, perfectly complementing each other’s business model: they will find easy cost and revenue synergies, offer complementary business lines, investors will be delighted and the people working for them will get on well together.

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