Old Mutual, an Anglo-South African financial services company, said on Monday it was considering all options as part of a strategic review it announced in November, but that it had not yet made any decision.
Old Mutual says considering all options for strategic review
Old Mutual said on Monday it would give an update on its strategic review on March 11, when it announces its preliminary results.
Millennium Bridge House, the main offices of Old Mutual in Britain, is seen in the City of London, Britain March 6, 2016. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
Sky News reported on Saturday that Old Mutual was plotting a 9 billion pounds ($12.8 billion) break-up that could trigger a takeover battle for the company's various operations.
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