The Age logo The Age 1 month ago

AXA tilt has just begun

Faced with a tag-team takeover proposal on Saturday from its its 53 per cent French shareholder AXA SA and AMP AXA Asia Pacific has done the obvious thing, and rejected the offer as inadequate. Full Article at The Age

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