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EW Blanch Holdings, along with Swire Blanch has acquired London-based Dunn & Carter, an insurance br...

EW Blanch Holdings, along with Swire Blanch has acquired London-based
Dunn & Carter, an insurance broker specialising in retrocessional
reinsurance. Swire Blanch which is globally one of the top 20 brokers in
terms of revenue, is owned by EW Blanch Holdings and by the
Hong-Kong-based Swire Group. Swire Blanch provides reinsurance, marine,
non-marine, financial and risk management insurance and reinsurance
broking services on both a wholesale and retail basis through 17 offices
worldwide.

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