25 July 2014Insurance

Aon Benfield’s revenues drop in Q2 results

Aon Benfield’s revenues dropped in the second quarter of 2014 on the back of what it called an unfavourable market impact on treaty business and a decline in its facultative placements.

This was partly offset by growth in its capital markets unit and its advisory business.

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