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Chubb offered to pay up to $70 per share for the business after its $65 offer was publicly rejected. -
With around 50 members of staff across the business, the divestiture is not expected to significantly alter the competitive landscape.
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The broker continues its European expansion with a EUR350mn-premium business.
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The US regulator has proposed Willis sells its San Francisco and Houston CRB businesses, and its Bermudian insurance broking arm.
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The target operates in lines including real estate, construction, oil and gas, financial lines and property.
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Participants in the IPO will purchase American Depository Receipts, securities linked to a Cayman Islands holding company Waterdrop Inc.
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The number four broker is seeking to acquire both Willis Re and the European insurance broking businesses.
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The AmTrust-owned MGA will be able to offer policy limits of EUR40mn per transaction.
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The development follows an explosion in the use of blank check vehicles in the US.
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The move follows the brokers’ submission of a remedies package last week to allay competition concerns.
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Credit Agricole served as the debt arranger, with Sompo Japan and Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance acting as insurers.
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Both parties continue to look determined to take the steps needed to get the deal to the line.
