PartnerRe should pay $7.50 special dividend to sweeten Axis deal: BMO

David Bull

13 April 2015

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PartnerRe should consider paying a $7.50 a share special dividend to its existing shareholders at the close of the proposed merger with Axis, said BMO Capital Markets analyst Charles Sebaski.

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Axis Q1 top line grows 11.4% to $2.7bn with CoR up 0.2 points to 91.1%

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