Editor’s comment: The death of the mega deal?
If not for Covid-19 then the biggest story for the insurance industry of 2020 would have been the $30bn (£21.9bn) mega merger of broking giants Aon and Willis Towers Watson.
So surely the collapse of the deal in the face of US antitrust concerns, despite it gaining approval from the European Commission, must be the biggest story of 2021 and the aftershock could continue
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