AA Owners Lining Up Banks to Lead Sale or Listing, Sky Reports
The owners of UK breakdown recovery service AA Ltd are seeking banks to lead a sale or listing of the business next year, Sky News reported on Saturday.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Rothschild & Co. are the top contenders to be appointed for a review of the business, which may be valued at more than £4 billion ($5.4 billion), according to the report.
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