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From Reuters: Shares of U.S.-listed property insurers mostly fell on Monday after brokerage Sandler O’Neill downgraded a number of the top companies in the sector, citing limited potential for performance in 2011.
The firm downgraded four stocks to “hold” from “buy:” Dow component Travelers Cos Inc, Allstate Corp, Delphi Financial and Mercer Insurance……………………………………….Full Article: Source
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US property insurers dip after Sandler assessment
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