November 3, 2026

Aon reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $4,101 million, up 3%, with 6% organic growth, GAAP diluted EPS of $2.23, adjusted EPS of $3.36 versus $3.05, a wider adjusted operating margin of 27.0% and no share repurchases in the quarter, while it expects its USI acquisition to close in the fourth quarter.

Brown & Brown reported third-quarter 2026 revenues of $1,725 million, up 7.4%, but organic revenue grew only 1.2%, diluted EPS fell to $0.67 from $0.68, adjusted EPS rose to $1.07 and the adjusted EBITDAC margin declined to 34.6% from 36.6%.

General Insurance Corporation of India reported standalone second-quarter FY27 profit after tax of Rs 2,45,562 lakh (about Rs 2,456 crore) on gross premiums written of Rs 11,22,821 lakh, with an underwriting loss of about Rs 1,080 crore more than covered by Rs 2,815 crore of investment income, and half-year profit of about Rs 4,378 crore.

Insurance Australia Group told the ASX on October 28, 2026 that its subsidiary had agreed to resolve the White Oak claim of about A$170 million, the last of the Greensill proceedings, on confidential terms and without a material effect on its financial position or FY27 results, following earlier settlements of about A$4 billion and A$2.8 billion in face value.

SIRA confirmed that New South Wales compulsory third party benefits were indexed from October 1, 2026, taking the maximum weekly statutory benefit to A$3,853 and the maximum non-economic loss damages to A$521,000, while the average Green Slip was A$536 in the year to June 2025 and the effect of the new indexation on premiums has not been quantified.

The International Credit Insurance and Surety Association reports that world trade protected by credit insurance reached €9.58 trillion in 2025, up from €9.25 trillion, while the share of trade covered fell to about 14% from 15% because trade grew faster than GDP and the euro strengthened, as business insolvencies are forecast to rise again in 2026.