AMMB cancels RM1.12bil sale of insurance units to Great Eastern


Analysts remain optimistic about the group’s prospects.

SINGAPORE: Malaysian lender AMMB Holdings said on Monday that the proposed sale of its Malaysian insurance businesses, jointly owned with MetLife, to Singapore insurer Great Eastern for RM1.12bil ($249.61 million), has been called off.

AMMB said the agreement dated Oct. 2, 2023, in which Great Eastern's units - Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia) and Great Eastern Takaful - were set to acquire AmMetLife Insurance and AmMetLife Takaful, has been terminated.

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