Aon Settles Probe For $190M; CEO Apologizes For Conflicts
Aon Corp., the world's second-largest insurance brokerage, will repay injured clients $190 million and adopt a number of major operational reforms to resolve probes by three states into alleged fraud and anti-competitive practices.
The agreement resolves investigations in New York, Connecticut and Illinois into incentive payments the broker accepted from insurers.
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