Equitable likely to win vote - papers 9th January
Equitable Life looks set to win the overwhelming backing of policyholders for its controversial comp...
Equitable Life looks set to win the overwhelming backing of policyholders for its controversial compromise plan, as the deadline passes tonight for the receipt of postal votes, says this morning's Financial...
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