Although the ghost of Spitzer has been vanquished, US regulatory authorities are not entirely willing to forget the legacy of the former New York attorney general's 2004-05 investigations into the US property and casualty (P&C) industry.
Last month Aon formally announced that it was returning to contingent commissions - the practice that was banned by Spitzer (see page 8). However, in the same month the office of the New York attorney general (NYAG) Andrew Cuomo filed a notice to appeal...
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