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The Competition and Markets Authority will investigate whether the deal lessens competition in the UK. -
Following the collapse of its merger with Aon, Willis Towers Watson is being targeted by activist investors.
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More than half of deals completed this year exceeded $1bn in value.
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The broking giant has spent the past eight weeks executing on the strategy it developed for the combined firm.
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Without any major catalysts, the short interest for the industry was muted, with movement centering around InsurTechs once again.
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Previously, Hess had earned $650,000 a base salary and was eligible to receive a short-term incentive bonus worth 90% of his annual salary.
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Next year could see more M&A activity in the P&C space as carriers look for growth amid a moderating pricing environment.
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The brokerage firm said that $4bn increase comes in addition to the $500mn remaining on its existing share repurchase program.
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The new recruit has spent 20 years in investment roles.
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Pressure on Root cools following stock price dips, but persistent short interest in InsurTechs suggests that prices haven’t bottomed out yet.
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Stock analysts raise price targets on Willis shares after execs outline financial goals following the collapse of the Aon-Willis merger.
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The firm puts the failed Aon merger behind it and sets expansive targets, but those goals may prove hard to balance.
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