
Global M&A industry trends: 2025 outlook
M&A in 2025: Big deals, winning hands, and wild cards. Megadeal momentum returns to the market—but dealmakers will need to expect the unexpected.
The insurance industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation. We can help navigate this increasingly complex and uncertain business and geopolitical landscape. To make the most of these opportunities, we can help organisations look beyond the traditional boundaries of the insurance business to embrace new ways of working, new ways of interacting with customers, and whole new possibilities in what their business can deliver.
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PwC’s Stephen O’Hearn (Global Insurance Leader) provides his insights on what to expect for the insurance industry in 2020.
PwC’s Stephen O’Hearn (Global Insurance Leader) provides his insights on what to expect for the insurance industry in 2020.
M&A in 2025: Big deals, winning hands, and wild cards. Megadeal momentum returns to the market—but dealmakers will need to expect the unexpected.
There's a growing gap between the protection society needs and what insurers can provide. More effective tech and customer-centric distribution can narrow it.
There's a growing gap between the protection society needs and what insurers can provide. More effective tech and customer-centric distribution can narrow it.
In a complex market, insurance deal activity rebounds in the second half of 2024.
PwC is proud to be at this year’s InsureTech Connect, where we’re participating in discussions about how the latest technological innovations are transforming the business of insurance.
The M&A show must go on. Save the date! M&A activity will bounce back—it’s just a matter of when, and how dealmakers can prepare.
Welcome to the fifteenth edition of PwC’s Global Insurance Run-off Survey.
John B. Riggs, CTO and SVP of Applied Technology Solutions at HSB (Hartford Steam Boiler), describes how the company is using technology to build new ventures and create new business models in the historically risk-averse insurance sector.