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Aon Client Treaty Expands to 35% Co-insurance for 2027
Aon renewed its Aon Client Treaty, raising co-insurance for eligible business placed through its Global Broking Centre and facultative reinsurance from 28.5% for 2026 to 35% from 1 January 2027. Where local law allows and eligibility rules are met, the 1.5% ACT Client Dividend will apply to the larger share.
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What happened
Aon renewed its Client Treaty, raising the share of eligible business it co-insures from 28.5% in 2026 to 35% starting January 1, 2027. A 1.5% client dividend will apply to the larger share where local rules allow and eligibility conditions are met.
Global impact / market context
The change increases Aon’s share of eligible business covered by the treaty. Some clients may receive a dividend on that larger share, but only if they qualify and local rules permit it. The supplied facts do not report market reactions.
What to watch
- Check whether the increase takes effect on January 1, 2027, as announced; this confirms the timing of the change.
- Check which business qualifies for the 35% share; this shows how much business the change covers.
- Check whether clients meet the dividend conditions and local rules; this determines whether the 1.5% dividend applies.
Affected assets
- Aon plc
Evidence
- Infoway News — Aon Client Treaty Expands to 35% Co-insurance for 2027
- Infoway News — Aon plc (AON) Raises Treaty Co-Insurance to 35% From 28.5%
- Infoway News — Aon plc (AON) Raises Treaty Co-Insurance Share to 35% From 28.5%
- Infoway News — Aon Client Treaty Expands to 35% Co-insurance for 2027
- Incident timeline — Aon Client Treaty Expands to 35% Co-insurance for 2027
- Incident timeline — Aon plc (AON) Raises Treaty Co-Insurance to 35% From 28.5%
- Incident timeline — Aon plc (AON) Raises Treaty Co-Insurance Share to 35% From 28.5%
- Incident timeline — Aon Client Treaty Expands to 35% Co-insurance for 2027