Travelers Cos announced plans to sell several Canadian insurance businesses for $2.4 billion as part of a strategic move to streamline its operations. Canadian property and casualty insurer Definity Financial is set to acquire these Canadian operations from Travelers. The deal, valued at $2.4 billion, is expected to potentially trigger a wave of consolidation in the Canadian insurance sector, according to Definity's CEO. In a related development, Kestrel completed a tie-up with Maiden to form the second-ever listed front in the insurance industry. Additionally, Bridgepoint is preparing to sell the brokerage firm Kereis for 2 billion euros.
Canadian property and casualty insurer Definity Financial's $2.4 billion purchase of Travelers Cos' Canadian business could spur a wave of consolidation in Canada's insurance sector, its CEO said. https://t.co/2J6xlKIcYb
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$TRV (+0.0% pre) Definity announces $3.3-billion deal to buy Canadian operations of U.S. insurance giant Travelers https://t.co/nssgFoh4RK