Gallagher scraps $3.57bn deal after Aon-Willis mega merger falls apart

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Arthur J Gallagher has cancelled its agreement to buy certain brokerage operations of Willis Towers Watson (WTW) as a result of Aon and WTW terminating their proposed $30 billion merger after they "reached an impasse" with the US Department of Justice.

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Gallagher, Willis Towers Watson, Aon, Agreement/Partnership, Insurance, Reinsurance, North America

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