Aon – Sitting prettier than Willis, but UK reinsurance franchise still weakened

05 August 2021

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So far much of the analysis surrounding the Aon-Willis rupture has been focussed on Willis, but its larger rival has challenges of its own to deal with, particularly in the UK where it has been haemorrhaging reinsurance staff over the past year.

Clearly, Aon is in a far stronger position after walking away from the deal than Willis – its stock has risen 13% in contrast to the 7% fall at Willis, and there is no corporate break-up on the way,...

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Aon – Sitting prettier than Willis, but UK reinsurance franchise still weakened

So far much of the analysis surrounding the Aon-Willis rupture has been focussed on Willis, but its larger rival has challenges of its own to deal with, particularly in the UK where it has been haemorrhaging reinsurance staff over the past year.

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Aon – Sitting prettier than Willis, but UK reinsurance franchise still weakened

So far much of the analysis surrounding the Aon-Willis rupture has been focussed on Willis, but its larger rival has challenges of its own to deal with, particularly in the UK where it has been haemorrhaging reinsurance staff over the past year.

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AM Best revises outlook for MS Re’s long-term ICR to positive from stable

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Gallagher Re pegs Midwest storm insured losses at $4bn-$7bn

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