25 September 2013Insurance

Aon-Berkshire sidecar has generated business for Lloyd’s

The sidecar recently formed by Aon and Berkshire Hathaway, whereby the latter takes a 7.5% quota share on all retail subscription business placed by Aon with some Lloyd’s participation, has resulted in more business being placed in the Lloyd’s Market, according to a letter seen by Intelligent Insurer.

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