Aon hopes $3.5bn Willis-Gallagher deal will appease EC’s antitrust con

Aon hopes $3.5bn Willis-Gallagher deal will appease EC’s antitrust concerns

Broker Willis Towers Watson will be broken up and large parts of it including a substantive part of its reinsurance operations sold to Arthur J. Gallagher & Co in a move designed to smooth the way for Aon’s acquisition of the business.

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Willis Towers Watson, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co, Aon, European Commission, Insurance, Reinsurance, J. Patrick Gallagher Jr, UK, Europe

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