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The US government reportedly has around 20 attorneys at work in case it decides to sue to block the deal.
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The executive had previously been the head of third-party capital at Axis.
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Brokers’ first-quarter performance was highly positive, but the real rewards are still to come.
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Management should examine the relationship between company strategy, broader market cycles and short interest.
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The Commerce Commission has delayed its decision for the third time.
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The merging brokers have also agreed a two-year non-compete agreement on transferring Willis business.
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The combination still needs sign-off from US, EC and other international authorities.
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With the planned disposal of a further $240mn of Ebitda, the parties are showing their commitment to closing the overall deal.
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The transaction accelerates Gallagher’s evolution into a big global broker and risk management consultant.
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The $3.57bn side deal is contingent on the closing of the bigger merger, which itself needs approval from regulators including the European Commission and Department of Justice.
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Despite the sizable divestitures at a painful price, the deal maintains its appeal across most strategic and financial aspects.
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The AJG CEO vowed to invest in Willis Re assets while stressing the quality and security of the team.