Profit soars at Aon in 2019

Money

Broker also posts rise in revenue for the year as CEO Greg Case says business saw its strongest level of organic growth in over 15 years.

Aon has reported a 2% revenue rise to $11.03bn in 2019, up from $10.77bn in 2018.

The global broker also posted an overall profit of $1.53bn for 2019, a 35% rise on the $1.13bn achieved last year.

There were no figures available for the broker’s performance in the UK. 

In the commercial risk solutions division, which includes the UK broking arm, revenue remained flat at $4.67bn (2018: $4.65bn).

Organic
According to Greg Case, Aon’s chief executive officer, the business delivered its

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