Insurance broker and consultancy organization Aon nevertheless renounces a merger with Willis Towers Watson. That’s what Aon said on Wednesday. A day earlier, the company was still starting negotiations with its peer.
The news about a possible billions of mergers, which would then be settled in shares, caused a lot of fun at the New York Stock Exchange. The share of Willis Towers Watson was more than 5 percent on Tuesday. Aon’s share price, however, plummeted by almost 8 percent after the announcement of the deal in the making came out.
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