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1. 1. www.insurancenewsnet.com

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   Published on: 8/27/2008   Last Visited: 8/28/2008

   CONTACT: Auction Information: MBC Auction Team, Life Settlement Insights, +1-877-574-432, MBC@LSInsights.com, or www.mbcportfolio.com; Media: David Dalton of Life Settlement Insights, +1-440-519-1450, David.Dalton@LSInsights.com

2. 2. DALTON NAMED MARKETING MANAGER

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   Published on: 1/2/2007   Last Visited: 7/25/2008

   DALTON NAMED MARKETING MANAGER
   
   Cleveland - January 2, 2007 - David Dalton has been appointed manager, marketing and corporate communications for Life Settlement Insights, LLC.In this role, he will assume responsibility for the company's marketing, branding, and public relations efforts.He will also manage the re-launch of LifeXÔ, the online auction platform for life insurance policies in the secondary market.
   
   Dalton has more than 15 years' experience in marketing, business development, and print and broadcast media.He has also held account executive and regional advertising coordinator positions for Merrill Lynch & Co.
   
   He earned an MBA from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, and a BA in economics from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

3. 3. www.sbpost.ie

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   Published on: 7/21/2007   Last Visited: 7/21/2007

   Curach Technologies was established in 2001 and later became known as Curach Consulting. ‘‘The primary focus in the early days was to work on the Oracle side, providing IT consulting on the back of Oracle technology," said David Dalton, the company's managing director.
   
   Dalton came on board in 2005, having spent 15 years with Accenture.
   
   ‘‘We wanted to look at a broader consulting focus and build up our business consulting, not just the Oracle side," he said.>
   
   Curach works with a number of large companies in Ireland, including a large number of clients in the financial services sector.
   
   Dalton said: ‘‘We're working with AIB, Bank of Ireland, Bank of Scotland and Merrill Lynch."
   
   He said that about 70 per cent of the company's clients are in the financial services sector.Curach also has a strong background working on public sector projects, according to Dalton.
   
   The company now has approximately 60 consultants, with half of these working on the IT consulting side.
   
   Dalton said that most staff have a specific focus, on either the IT consulting or the business consulting side, but some did cross between the two.
   
   He said: ‘‘Some of the work that we're engaged in on the IT side lends itself to some of the other work that we do on the business side.A lot of what we are doing in business consulting is related to the technology behind processes, so you always end up getting into the IT element on significant business projects."
   
   Dalton said the majority of the 15 to 20 new staff to be hired will go into the business consulting stream, with just a few of the new recruits taking the IT consulting route.Curach's expansion strategy is to have 100 consultants by 2010.
   
   Curach has been self-funded to date. ‘‘We haven't used any external funding in terms of growth.The company has been profitable since its start up and there has not really been a need to go after funding.All of our growth has been organic," said Dalton.
   
   Looking further afield to overseas markets is an option for Curach, but not just yet.
   
   ‘‘It's longer term.We've really ramped up over the last couple of years, and there is significant growth to achieve over the next two to three years in this market before we look elsewhere," said Dalton.
   
   Currently, four of Curach's consultants are working with Merrill Lynch, who last week announced a ,30 million investment in a new research, development and innovation (RDI) centre at its Dublin office.Dalton said that as yet, he was unaware whether this new initiative would result in extra work for Curach.
   
   He said: ‘‘That really comes down to Merrill Lynch's need for external support and the types of skills and expertise that we can offer."