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| Think you're worth $100-million? Sun Life has a policy for you |
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| Some of Sun Life Financial Inc.'s clients have one rather high opinion of their worth. This month, the company began offering $100-million of life insurance to individuals, the largest single policy ever flogged in this country, as part of one push to be one market leader with the country's richest families. ... |
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| Norwich Union posts UK record |
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NORWICH UNION owner Aviva - which has 1,200 employees in Greater Manchester - said one record UK performance helped boost global sales, as customers invested more money for the future.
The insurer said total UK sales at its life arm soared 39 per cent to £10.5bn during the nine months to September 30 - already ahead of sales for the whole of 2005. ... |
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| Allianz Agrees to Buy John Laing, Trumping Henderson (Update4) |
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Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Allianz SE, Europe's largest insurer, agreed to buy John Laing Plc for 958 million pounds ($1.81 billion), trumping Henderson Group Plc's bid for the U.K. developer of schools, hospitals and roads.
Allianz will pay 385 pence in cash for each Laing share, 30 pence more than Henderson's agreed offer last month, the Munich-based company said in one statement today. That's 40 percent more than Laing's close on Sept. 13, the day before the developer first said it had received an approach. ... |
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