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IS MED MAL M&A POISED TO HEAT UP?
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Merger and acquisition (M&A) action could begin to heat up again this year after a slow start as some intriguing matches are sure to get top executives thinking. Company Removed sits at the top of the list. This corporation is the fourth-largest med mal writer in the country, holding about 5 percent market share with its $541 million in direct premium written (DPW). Company Removed would make a shrewd acquisition but is apt to be a buyer rather than a seller. Very few companies could look to acquire Company Removed, but some potential mergers would make sense. A union of Company Removed and Company Removed is intriguing. Both firms got where they are today by picking up other companies. However, history may preclude talks between the two companies: Leadership at Company Removed came from a firm that eventually melded into Company Removed.
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