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MetLife buys AIG's Alico in $15.5bn deal
08 Mar 2010 | 14:28
AIG is selling its American Life Insurance Company (Alico) business to rival MetLife for $15.5bn (£10.3bn), as part of its continued efforts to pay off its federal bail-out.
Aegon 'in the sights' of Resolution's Cowdery - papers
Aegon UK, the Edinburgh-based life and pensions business, is thought to be in the sights of Clive Cowdery, who heads the Resolution acquisitions vehicle.
08 Mar 2010 | 08:06
Former 3i chief joins Incisive Media board
Former 3i Group chief executive Brian Larcombe has joined the board of Investment Week’s publisher Incisive Media as a non-executive director.
03 Mar 2010 | 14:28
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