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Aon acquired Griffiths & Armour, a UK-based insurance broker

Aon acquired Griffiths & Armour, a UK-based insurance broker

Aon, a global professional services firm, announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire Griffiths & Armour, a UK-based insurance broker.

Once completed, Griffiths & Armour will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aon UK Limited, rebranded as “Griffiths & Armour, an Aon company.”

This acquisition supports Aon’s strategy to strengthen its footprint in the UK and Ireland, enhancing solutions for clients with complementary strengths.

Greg Case, Aon’s CEO, highlighted the move as a step toward accelerating the company’s Aon United strategy, shared values centered on client and colleague experiences.

Our complementary capabilities and cultures will create unmatched client and colleague experiences across the UK and Ireland and contribute to our global 3×3 Plan to accelerate our Aon United strategy

Greg Case, Aon’s CEO

Griffiths & Armour, based in northern England with a national and international reputation, has approximately 200 employees. Known for expertise in professional indemnity and general insurance broking, the firm operates from offices in Liverpool, Manchester, Dublin, and London.

Aon plans to maintain Griffiths & Armour’s Liverpool office at Princes Dock, affirming its commitment to the local team.

Carl Evans, CEO of Professional Risks at Griffiths & Armour, described the partnership as a strategic alignment aimed at preserving and expanding the firm’s client-focused culture developed over 90 years. Matt Donnelly, CEO of General Insurance for Griffiths & Armour, expressed confidence in Aon’s professionalism and shared values, anticipating growth and cultural preservation.

Jane Kielty, Aon’s UK CEO, praised Griffiths & Armour for its quality and growth potential, looking forward to collaboration with the leadership team. The transaction, pending regulatory approval, is expected to close in Q1 2025, with both companies operating independently until then.