Aon shares close 8 percent up as CEO Case lambasts DoJ

Investors appear to remain confident regarding Aon’s future trading prospects, despite the collapse of its much-feted merger with Willis Towers Watson (WTW), with its share price closing 8 percent up yesterday, By comparison, WTW shares ended the day some 9 percent down.

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Aon, Willis Towers Watson, Share Price, Merger, Insurance, Reinsurance, Greg Case, Merrick B Garland, North America

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