Aon/Willis offer large client divestments to gain New Zealand antitrust approval
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Aon/Willis offer large client divestments to gain New Zealand antitrust approval

Samuel Casey
12 July 2021
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Aon and Willis Towers Watson have offered to divest of Willis’ largest corporate risk and broking (CRB) customers serviced out of New Zealand to AJ Gallagher, in a bid to receive regulatory approval in the country for their proposed $30bn merger deal.

The proposed New Zealand divestments would comprise approximately two thirds of the gross written premium placed by Willis’ New Zealand CRB business.

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