(Reuters) - Stricter capital requirements imposed at the start of a
liberalisation drive a few years ago have already forced
several life and non-life insurance firms to merge or seek ties
with foreign investors such as U.S. investment bank Lehman
Brothers .
Analysts expect merger activity to accelerate as the
Department of Insurance, the government regulator, pushes firms
to strengthen their financial health and boost competitiveness.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
liberalisation drive a few years ago have already forced
several life and non-life insurance firms to merge or seek ties
with foreign investors such as U.S. investment bank Lehman
Brothers .
Analysts expect merger activity to accelerate as the
Department of Insurance, the government regulator, pushes firms
to strengthen their financial health and boost competitiveness.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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