Aon plc is scaling its co-insurance facility to 35% for 2027, increasing the application of its 1.5% ACT Client Dividend to a broader range of eligible placements to strengthen its competitive market position.
Aon Client Treaty will expand to 35% co-insurance for 2027, up from 28.5% for 2026, and the 1.5% ACT Client Dividend will apply to a larger share of each eligible placement. This increases the scale of Aon's co-insurance facility, which could enhance its competitive position and client offerings. However, the change is incremental and the article provides no financial impact figures.
A co-insurance facility that allows Aon to co-insure eligible business placed through its Global Broking Centre and facultative reinsurance business.
By increasing the co-insurance share to 35% for 2027, Aon can capture more premiums and potentially earn more fees, but the article does not provide specific financial figures.
Aon plc announced the expansion of its flagship Aon Client Treaty (ACT) facility, raising its co-insurance capacity to 35% for 2027, up from 28.5% in 2026. The move allows the firm to capture a larger share of premiums on eligible business placed through its Global Broking Centre and facultative reinsurance operations.
The Aon Client Treaty is a co-insurance facility that enables Aon to co-insure eligible business placed through its Global Broking Centre and facultative reinsurance business.
By increasing the co-insurance share to 35% for 2027, Aon expands its capacity to capture premiums and enhances its value proposition to clients through the ACT Client Dividend.