Showing posts with label Insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insurance. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 March 2018

Zensar to acquire Cynosure


Zensar will acquire Cynosure for about $33 Million, a move that will help the Indian IT firm strengthen its play in the insurance vertical. Cynosure focuses on providing Guidewire platform implementation services to Property and Casualty (P&C) insurance carriers and clocked revenues of about $20 million in 2017.
The acquisition will be funded by a mix of internal accruals and external debt. As part of the deal, the entire share capital of Cynosure Interface Solutions (Cynosure India) will be acquired for an amount “not exceeding Rs13 crore”. Zensar Technologies Inc. -- a wholly owned subsidiary of Zensar -- will acquire the entire share capital of Cynosure Inc. for “approximately $31 million and deferred payments.

Cynosure has an offshore development centre in Bengaluru, India. “Cynosure is a Guidewire partner, and is well respected in the market place, making them experts in this area. They bring successful implementations, providing core system modernization with rich customer relationships that will serve as a significant value addition to our offerings.

Wednesday, 26 August 2015

Nippon Life to buy Mitsui Life

Nippon Life Insurance Co., Japan’s biggest life insurer by assets plans to acquire Mitsui Life Insurance Co. Nippon Life plans to offer 300 Billion yen to 400 Billion yen for at least an 80% stake in Mitsui Life.

Buying Mitsui Life would contrast with a wave of multibillion dollar takeovers abroad by Japanese insurers as the country aging population limits growth prospects at home. Nippon Life plans to spend as much as 500 Billion yen on acquisitions including overseas insurers and asset managers.

Osaka based Nippon Life has been taking minority stakes in companies such as AIA Group Ltd, in Hong Kong, Post Advisory Group in the US, Indonesia Sequis Life and Reliance Group in India. Purchasing the company would help Nippon Life vie with Dai-ichi Life as Japan’s largest earner of insurance premium income. Nippon life got 5.37 Trillion yen from premiums in the year ended March, and Mitsui Life had 545 Billion yen.

Sumitomo Life Insurance Co. agreed this month to purchase Symetra Financial Corp for about $3.8 Billion. Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. agreed in June to acquire HCC Insurance Holdings Inc. for about $7.5 Billion and Dai-ichi Life struck a deal last year to buy protective Life Corp. for more than $5 Billion.