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MetLife Inks $2B Deal For BBVA's Chilean Pension Business

By Liz Hoffman · February 1, 2013, 6:43 PM EST

MetLife Inc. has inked a deal to buy AFP Provida SA, Chile's largest pension provider, from Brazilian bank BBVA for $2 billion in cash, MetLife said Friday, two days after confirming...

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MetLife Inks $2B Deal For BBVA's Chilean Pension Business

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