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NAB's bid for AXA shot down

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has rejected a proposal by National Australia Bank and AXA Asia Pacific Holdings, which would allow the Australian bank to take control of its rival.

Thu, Sep 9th 2010 02:15PM

ISI says AON letter is not a problem

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Shifting to level premium policies not always right

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Insurance law promotes efficiency

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Kiwis want to see own backyard before kicking the bucket

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Tower launches cover for non-Pharmac funded cancer drugs

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Pre-tax change push to sell life policies helps AMP

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Sovereign cuts life premiums to be competitive

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Tower makes enhancements to Trauma and Income Protection cover

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Elective surgery boosts health insurance claims by 10%

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NAB tries to get ACCC onside with divestiture of Axa platform

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NAB still hopeful over AXA bid

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AON accused of churning insurance customers

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Tower wants blokes to 'man up'

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ISI: We have not flip flopped on policy

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UPDATED: ISI changes anti-churning policy after meeting advisers

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