Buy-ins predicted to surge 50% after strong fourth quarter

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Insurers expect to write more than £6bn of buyout and buy-in business in 2013 after a strong finish to 2012 saw £1.5bn in transactions, says JLT Employee Benefits.

The consultant said early indications suggested this momentum had been maintained, particularly at the small and medium end of the market as insurers offered flexible contracts and payment terms. ...

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