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...Robert ArmstrongI like it. My next pick was Everest Group, which is a reinsurer. So they are an insurance company for insurance companies....
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...Peter Cook, a former head of the Security Association for the Maritime Industry (Sami), a trade association, said that, in the current, tense geopolitical environment, shipping companies had few alternatives...
...While Elliott is known for its hardball tactics with creditors — for instance seizing an Argentine naval vessel during a protracted tussle with the Latin American nation — British water company legislation...
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...We are off tomorrow for Easter. But you can still email us: robert.armstrong@ft.com and ethan.wu@ft.com....
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