Menu
Microsoft strongly encourages users to switch to a different browser than Internet Explorer as it no longer meets modern web and security standards. Therefore we cannot guarantee that our site fully works in Internet Explorer. You can use Chrome or Firefox instead.

3 Reasons Why a CVS Health-Aetna Merger Makes Sense -- and 2 Reasons Why It Doesn't


3 Reasons Why a CVS Health-Aetna Merger Makes Sense -- and 2 Reasons Why It Doesn't

Three years ago, what was then CVS Caremark announced it was changing its name to CVS Health (NYSE: CVS). A key reason given for the name change by CVS Health was "to reflect its broader healthcare commitment." That commitment just might be about to get much broader than ever before.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that CVS Health has made a $66 billion bid for Aetna (NYSE: AET), the third-largest health insurer in the U.S. If the merger happens, it would be the largest health insurance deal ever, according to Thomson Reuters. But does a CVS Health buyout of Aetna make sense? Here are three reasons why it does -- and two why it doesn't.

Image source: Getty Images.

Continue reading


Source: Fool.com

CVS Health Corp. Stock

€54.91
-0.330%
The price for the CVS Health Corp. stock decreased slightly today. Compared to yesterday there is a change of -€0.180 (-0.330%).
With 45 Buy predictions and 1 Sell predictions CVS Health Corp. is one of the favorites of our community.
With a target price of 69 € there is a positive potential of 25.66% for CVS Health Corp. compared to the current price of 54.91 €.
Like: 0
CVS
Share

Comments