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Meanings of assurer in English

A financial institution that sells insurance.

Usage of assurer in English
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Domestic bank assurer Irish Life & Permanent will publish full-year figures today.
The Irish Times
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But the mutual life assurer said yesterday that policyholders would not lose out.
The Irish Times
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The announcement raises fresh doubts over the Liverpool-based assurer's future.
Reuters
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It is now the third-largest life assurer based on new business, overtaking Ark Life.
The Irish Times
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Standard Life policy holders are expected to overwhelmingly reject the demutualisation of the life assurer.
The Irish Times
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UK-based Guardian Life was put up for sale last month by Aegon, the Dutch life assurer.
Reuters
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The dispute between the Irish bank and life assurer and Vertigo went into formal arbitration in April.
The Irish Times
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The British government has confirmed it will launch a comprehensive investigation into the life assurer Equitable Life.
The Irish Times
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Equitable Life with-profit policyholders who expect a windfall when the life assurer is sold could be disappointed.
The Irish Times
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O Gift-giver and assurer of joy!
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The UK life assurer yesterday said a series of extensive talks had failed to produce a high enough offer.
The Irish Times
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New Ireland, the Bank of Ireland-owned life assurer, said on Monday it has appointed Michael Murphy as managing director.
The Irish Times
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The life assurer says many families would be left financially vulnerable if the partner who worked at home died unexpectedly.
The Irish Times
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The deal ends months of speculation over the future of the two companies and creates Britain's third biggest life assurer.
The Irish Times
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The company, which is the 10th-largest life assurer in Britain, plans to open a life office in Dublin in March.
The Irish Times
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He added that the entire sector has been re-rated after Bank of Ireland paid four times value for the life assurer.
The Irish Times
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