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We’re excited to share that Steven Nigro, Managing Partner of TAG Financial Institutions, participated in a featured fireside chat with Jason Murgio, CEO of Merger & Acquisition Services, Inc., at the 2025 Future of Dealmaking Summit on November 19, 2025. Their conversation titled “Unique M&A Challenges and Opportunities in the Insurance Sector” explored the forces reshaping insurance dealmaking, including:
Steven was proud to represent TAG Financial Institutions and contribute to the broader dialogue around how insurers, brokerages, and financial institutions can navigate today’s rapidly changing M&A environment. A special thank-you to Jason Murgio and the M&A Advisor team for hosting such a timely and high-impact discussion, and to everyone at the Summit for an outstanding event. Read more about the Summit and this year’s themes here: https://maadvisor.com/maalerts/2025-future-of-dealmaking-summit-a-new-strategy-era-begins/ If you’d like to continue the conversation on M&A trends in insurance or financial services, we’d welcome the chance to connect.  Comments are closed.
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