Aetna to acquire rival Humana for US$37b in cash and stock
Deal signals start of what may become flurry of consolidation in US health insurance sector
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US health insurer giant Aetna said on Friday that it had agreed to acquire its smaller rival Humana for US$37 billion in cash and stock, signalling the start of what may become a flurry of consolidation in the sector.
The deal would bring together two of the biggest US health insurers. The combined company would have estimated operating revenue of US$115 billion this year and more than 33 million consumers.
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