Insurer carrier M&A slumped to 16-year low in ’24 – can 2025 spark rebound?

Insurance carrier mergers and acquisitions slumped to a 16-year low in 2024 as insurers hunkered down in the face of global uncertainty and volatility, according to UK law firm Clyde & Co.

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