Aon
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Aon’s acquisition of Willis is geared to deliver growth through innovation, as it downplayed scale and financial benefits.
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Combined reinsurance revenues would reach $2.3bn, outstripping Guy Carpenter.
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The acquirer will pay a 16.2 percent premium, with Willis chief Haley becoming executive chairman at the combined $80bn broker.
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A second takeover run by Greg Case’s broker would come as the target contemplates its CEO succession.
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The takeover could win Aon business that was lost after MMC’s purchase of JLT and cut Willis’ expenses.
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Co-president O’Connor to exit, with Bruno taking additional role as COO.
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Brokers fired on all cylinders as the group outpaced historical averages on all key performance metrics, largely driven by P&C operations, but the sailing has not been equally smooth for everyone.
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The probe was initially launched after a woman alleged she was fired for complaining about sexual harassment.
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Lloyd’s has appointed the veteran broker with immediate effect.
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The deal is expected to help the broking giant expand its cyber coverage options as hack-related claims increase.
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The figures reflect expectations that sponsors will return to the ILS market to seek cover as rates stabilise.
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On Friday Aon reported earnings with its highest organic growth in 15-years . The blowout report gave a point of contrast on two roads that diverged in large-cap broking.
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