AJ Gallagher
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The broker reported the same year-on-year organic growth figure of 5.8 percent, as EPS surged to $0.58.
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Concerns have arisen over how payment may be split if the aircraft’s black box is not recovered.
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The target had revenue of about $6mn in 2018.
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The transaction, subject to further negotiations, would take the broker’s stake in the business to 100 percent.
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The business will become part of Artex Risk Solutions, a unit that focuses on captive management and alternative risk transfer.
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After two quarters of pouring cold water on price firming, brokers have changed their framing of the market in Q3.
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The AJG CEO once again dismisses suggestions the market is "hard".
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Brokers appear to be no longer resisting rate increases, but are focused on prepping clients for rate increases and training staff to sell those rate rises.
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Steve Wilkinson, Milorad Piper and Wan Xin Lee have joined the broker’s aviation operation.
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Private brokers continue acquisition driven growth and deliver high margins, but deferred integration costs and elevated leverage remain issues to watch.
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Intermediaries appear caught between the competing pressures of results that speak to an improving market (good for their stocks) and a concern to manage market expectations to the benefit of clients.
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The CEO said US retail rates were up by about 4 percent and that most due diligence for future acquisitions would be focused on culture.
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