Trading places with Adonis Insurance and Reinsurance (ADIR) would be an irresistible proposition to many of Lebanon’s insurance companies. The company knows how to tum a profit and, let’s face …
Avo Tavoukdjian
Avo Tavoukdjian
Born in Beirut in 1968, Ave Tavoukjian has been working in journalism for over two decades. He is the chief sub-editor for Lebanon’s The Daily Star, where he has been working since 2003, with written works covering topics that range from politics to technology. He is also the founder and editor-in-chief of www.fastmates.com, an online portal featuring a wide array of content that focuses on the latest trends and releases in the automotive industry. He has lived in several different countries, including the United Kingdom, the United States and Lebanon. Over the years, he has worked for, managed and produced a number of different publications, including The Middle East Educator, The Oxford Business Group, Executive Magazine and StarDrive.
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I t seems Nasser Saidi means business after all. Back in May 1999, when the new insurance law was finally passed in parliament, many wondered if it would be enforced. …
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P icture this. You start a business from scratch, invest a lot of capital, make a name for yourself and endure innumerable challenges, difficulties and streaks of bad luck. Then,just …
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Y ou don’t have to pick up a copy of the National Enquirer to know that insurance firms are going to bed with banks these days. The megamerger of Citicorp …
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Shape up or ship out. Those were thewords of warning given to insurancecompanies when the new insurancelaw was finally passed last May, thoughthe original draft legislation was prepared in1993. It …
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Few Lebanese were worried aboutrepairing their cars back in 1990, letalone restoring a vintage automobile.That’s the year that Mondial, a repair shopthat has been restoring classics since 1948,almost went bankrupt. …
