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Prudential Financial Announces Sale of Prudential of Brazil and Prudential of Mexico to CNP Assurances

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Proposed transaction would expand CNP Assurances’ Latin American presence, add distribution networks and support entry into Mexico, subject to regulatory approvals IN BRIEFKEY TAKEAWAYSFAQs CNP Assurances has signed a binding agreement with Prudential Financial to acquire the latter’s insurance businesses … Read the full press release →

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·São Paulo, Brazil
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The French company CNP Assurances announced on Tuesday (20) binding agreement to acquire the insurance business of the American Prudential Financial in Brazil and Mexico. According to CNP's statement, the proposed transaction represents an important milestone in the implementation of the strategic plan "Lead for Impact", which aims at the growth and diversification of the Group in Europe and Latin America. According to the statement, the transac…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Business with CNP Insurance is part of the American insurance company's strategy to reduce its international presence and concentrate investments in priority markets

Prudential Financial has signed binding agreements for the sale of its operations in Brazil and Mexico to the French insurer CNP Assurances for 4,025 million dollars (3,586 million euros) paid in full in cash. As revealed this Tuesday in a press release, the transfer will close in the second half of 2027 [...] The Prudential entry sells its operations in Brazil and Mexico to the French CNP Assurances for almost 3.6 billion appears first in Forbe…

(Teleborsa) - Prudential Financial has agreed to sell its assets in Brazil and Mexico to the CNP Assurances group, in a transaction worth 4 billion dollars. The improvement...

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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