Mega deal would have been ‘financially and strategically compelling’ for both parties: Chubb
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Mega deal would have been ‘financially and strategically compelling’ for both parties: Chubb

Bernard Goyder
22 April 2021
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Chubb has reiterated its disappointment about a series of takeover offers that were spurned by The Hartford, after fresh disclosure from the Connecticut company today revealed the Evan Greenberg-led insurer was willing to pay $25bn to buy the business.

“We have believed that a consolidation of our two organisations, on terms that recognised The Hartford's fair value, would be financially and strategically compelling for both sets of shareholders,” Chubb said.

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