AMP/Axa a done deal?

AMP's play for the Australian and New Zealand assets of Axa Asia Pacific (Axa AP) has the hallmarks of a done deal.If the $A13.3 billion offer is successful, Axa AP's Australian and New Zealand businesses will go to AMP, while the Asian businesses will go

Jamie Gray
Tue, 16 Nov 2010

AMP’s play for the Australian and New Zealand assets of Axa Asia Pacific (Axa AP) has the hallmarks of a done deal.

If the $A13.3 billion offer is successful, Axa AP’s Australian and New Zealand businesses will go to AMP, while the Asian businesses will go to Axa AP’s 52% shareholder, Axa SA of

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