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The US retirement disposals announced last week will be followed by two health unit sales as the parties seek regulatory sign-off. -
The new accounting framework is being brought in to replace current GAAP reporting measures.
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Trade bodies have warned that the proposals could “needlessly disrupt important markets”.
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The combination still needs sign-off from US, EC and other international authorities.
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The accounting change will delay the release of Metromile’s Q1 results, with the company’s finance team instead focusing on rewriting its 2020 results.
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CV Starr CEO Hank Greenberg has called on the Biden administration to take greater action to support efforts combating the Covid-19 pandemic globally, arguing that “decisive US leadership” is needed to fight the spread of deadly variants.
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The law firm says regulators are asking further questions about how control is exercised.
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The Capitol Forum says EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager is on board with the remedies.
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The regulator had previously set a 27 July deadline after the merger partners offered divestments to secure regulatory approval.
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The Senate has signed off an insurance reform bill which eliminated earlier proposals on cash roof settlements and fee multipliers, but reduced the statue of limitations and made other pro-industry changes.
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More than 40 private-sector companies have joined the coalition, including FireEye and Microsoft.
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The House amended the Senate’s earlier proposals, adding in restrictions on contractor solicitations but tempering legal fee reform.
