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Asset Management


BA and Qantas face pensions shadow
William Hutchings and Liam Vaughan
03 Dec 2008
Merger negotiations between UK airline British Airways and Australian rival Qantas are threatened to be overshadowed by the companies' pensions liabilities, which dwarf their combined market capitalisations by a factor of almost five.
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Article tags:
Asset Management | Australia | BA | British Airways | Mergers & acquisitions | Qantas