Contingent controversy reignites
Aon's announcement last week that it would again take
contingent commissions has led to predictable howls of protest,
almost six years after the former New York attorney general Eliot
Spitzer's bruising campaign against the arrangements.
Willis Group lead the criticism in a strikingly undiplomatic
broadside against its competitor, while US trade buyer association
RIMS also said it was "disappointed" by the decision.
Aon Risk Services CEO Steve McGill explained in a statement:
"We have decided to accept various forms of...
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