Republic Mortgage Insurance Corp., Winston-Salem, N.C., has handed over the keys to its mergers and acquisitions unit to its founder, Larry Charbonneau. Mr. Charbonneau said the former Republic Strategic Advisory Inc., Houston, will now carry the name Charbonneau & Associates. He said there was no animosity between him and RMIC but that the company wants to concentrate on its core business of mortgage insurance. Besides M&A work, Charbonneau & Associates will focus on advisory work and warehouse lending consulting. Last decade, Mr. Charbonneau ran a well-regarded M&A boutique called Charbonneau-Klein Inc. He joined RMIC four years ago. The MI is a subsidiary of the publicly traded Old Republic International of Chicago. On Thursday, Old Republic paid its regular quarterly dividend of 17 cents a share.
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