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The M&A deals were predominantly mergers, but there was some activity on the acquisition side as well.
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French insurer is reportedly confident despite stock prices having plummeted since the takeover was agreed.
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The start-up received a financial strength rating of A- from AM Best as it announced its new funding.
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The pandemic financial crisis led to the M&A deal being dropped.
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Lighthouse CEO Patrick White bought a majority stake in Prepared in 2017.
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Canadian pension funds have shown an interest in buying assets in the London market.
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But the merger will still create opportunities for rival brokers to claim market share.
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Having a $20bn-revenue organisation would create the ability to invest more heavily in new solutions, including tech.
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The combined company will retain the Aon name, with Willis CEO John Haley taking the chairman role.
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The insurer will offer to buy out side-pocketed assets at a discount, with several hundred millions of capacity available if needed.
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Exor would receive cash consideration of $9bn plus a cash dividend of $50mn to be paid before closing.