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| | | ... profits have fallen by almost 60% since last year, according to second quarter figures released by TAL's Japanese parent company Dai-ichi Life. TAL's profit for the first six months of the Japanese financial year were $29 million, compared with $68 million ... |
| | | ... Group (TAL) chief executive and managing director Jim Minto has been appointed to the board of Tokyo-based parent company Dai-ichi Life as executive officer. Minto will continue in his role as group chief executive of TAL. TAL chairman Rob Thomas said ... |
| | | ... Committee and a member of the Technology and Innovation Committee. During that period, TAL saw the introduction of new shareholder Dai-ichi Life in 2008, with Dai-ichi Life becoming 100% shareholder in May 2011. "Elana has been an outstanding director ... |
| | | ... Life insurer TOWER Australia announced that shares held by the company and its shareholders have now been transferred to TAL Dai-ichi Life Group. TOWER, which will be renamed TAL in November, said in a statement to the ASX that shareholders will be paid ... |
| | | The $1.2 billion merger between TOWER Australia and Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company (Dai-ichi Life) continues after Financial Services Agency of Japan (FSA) gives the green light. The FSA has now approved the proposed acquisition of the remaining shares ... |
| | | ... Queensland have forced the likes of Suncorp and IAG to brace themselves for hundreds of millions of dollars worth of claims, Dai-ichi Life's holiday takeover bid for Tower Australia is likely to have a more lasting effect on the insurance landscape. ... |
| | | ... Toyota Motor was down 1.3 per cent to 3,095 yen. Sony slipped 0.57 per cent to 2,428, Ricoh fell 0.76 per cent to 1,182 yen and Dai-ichi Life Insurance slumped 3.35 per cent to 121,100 yen. Japan's three major lenders underperformed. Mizuho Financial ... |
| | | ... environment," said Rob Thomas, TOWER Australia chair. Thomas said the insurer looked forward to working with its major shareholder, Dai-ichi Life. Jim Minto, TOWER Australia managing director, said the insurer's electronic underwriting product Accelerate ... |
| | | TOWER Australia today unveilled Japanese insurance giant Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance as its new cornerstone investor - marking a generational change in business strategy and direction for TOWER's operations. Dai-ichi, Japan's oldest mutual life insurance ... |
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