Morgan Stanley insures M&A success
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Morgan Stanley has acted as banker in three large insurance merger and acquisition deals recently. It is advising New England Mutual Life on its merger with Metropolitan Life, a deal valued at more than $1 billion. It is also advising Household International on the sale of its insurance operation, Alexander Hamilton Life Insurance, to Jefferson-Pilot Corp, and is advising Emphesys Financial Group on its sale to Humana.
Publication Name: Mergers & Acquisitions International
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 1066-3525
Year: 1995
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Morgan Stanley is top advisor in busy first half
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Morgan Stanley was the top bank in the first half of 1995, both in Europe and throughout the world. Completed deal volume rose to almost $74 billion in Europe, compared to $65 billion in 1994, although Barings in London believes that the market has not be overbuoyant. Some bankers believe that there will be more merger and acquisition deals throughout the year as companies restructure to reallocate capital.
Publication Name: Mergers & Acquisitions International
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 1066-3525
Year: 1995
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Swiss tie-up signals no end to Allfinanz fad
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The alliance between Union Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Life/Rentenanstalt, insurers, is the latest in a number of links between banks and insurers forming the Allfinanz market. Swiss Life will buy a 50% share in UBS Life, UBS subsidiary, and will operate the company as a joint venture under the UBS Swiss Life name.
Publication Name: Mergers & Acquisitions International
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 1066-3525
Year: 1995
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