Aon Plc Class A (AON)

Over the past six months, Aon Plc's stock price has seen a slight decrease of -0.54%, but increased by 22.75% between June 26, 2024, and June 25, 2025. Recent events impacting Aon's stock price include strong Q4 2024 and Q1 2025 financial results, the acquisition of NFP, product launches such as "Aon Broker Copilot," and the release of Aon's 2025 Cyber Risk Report. Aon also entered an agreement to sell its Cybersecurity and Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation consulting groups to LevelBlue and partnered with eMed to offer GLP-1 obesity management services for US employees.

Demand seasonality for Aon Plc's products and services is influenced by factors within its Reinsurance and Health Solutions segments. The reinsurance market experiences key annual renewal periods, with demand for property catastrophe reinsurance remaining strong at the start of the year. The Atlantic hurricane season can also impact demand and pricing. Insurers' demand for frequency protection is expected to rise, particularly in early 2025. Demand for health solutions is influenced by rising healthcare costs and the increasing demand for specific treatments. Aon's services are generally driven by ongoing client needs to navigate increasing volatility and complexity in their businesses, though events like regulatory changes can create periods of increased demand for advisory services.

Aon Plc is a leading global professional services firm providing risk, retirement, and health solutions. The company's strategy centers on being a preeminent professional services firm focused on risk and people. Aon operates primarily within the Finance sector, specifically in the Insurance Brokers/Services industry, and is also recognized as an investment consultant. Aon's major products and services are categorized into five principal areas: Commercial Risk Solutions, Reinsurance Solutions, Retirement Solutions, Health Solutions, and Data & Analytic Services. Within these segments, Aon offers a comprehensive suite of services.

Aon Plc has a significant global presence, operating through subsidiaries in over 120 countries. Its global headquarters are located in London, with North American operations based in Chicago. The firm is also headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. Aon's Credit Solutions practice has teams in 57 countries. The company's net sales are geographically distributed, with the United States accounting for 48.8%, followed by Europe/Middle East/Africa (18.5%), the United Kingdom (12.6%), Asia/Pacific (10.7%), Americas (8.5%), and Ireland (0.9%).

In the past year, Aon has received numerous accolades, including being named "Parametric Broking Company of the Year" and winning gold in "Diversity and Inclusion Excellence" at the Insurance Times Awards. Aon was also ranked 78th out of 850 organizations in the FT-Statista 2025 Diversity Leaders Ranking and recognized as a "2024 Preferred Employer for Women in Puerto Rico." Additionally, Aon won "Cyber Specialist of the Year" at the Captive Review European Awards 2024, and United Pensions, Aon's multi-employer pan-European pension fund, won "Best Belgian Pension Fund" at the IPE Conference Awards. NFP, an Aon company, was named one of the "Best Places to Work in Insurance" for the eighth consecutive year by Business Insurance. Aon's 2025 Cyber Risk Report and the acquisition of Pentland Analytics' data and analytics capabilities for reputational risk further solidify its reputation as a leader and expert.

Aon Plc's ownership is predominantly institutional, with approximately 88.61% of the company's stock held by institutional shareholders, 14.11% by insiders, and 0.00% by retail investors. Major institutional owners include Vanguard Group Inc., BlackRock, Inc., and Capital World Investors. The largest individual shareholders are Patrick G. Ryan, who owns 7.73% of the company, and Shirley W. Ryan.