Aon considers bid for Willis - report

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Reports suggest the two brokers have held preliminary talks about a potential deal.

Aon is considering to make an offer to buy Willis Towers Watson, as reported by Bloomberg.

According to the article, preliminary talks have been held between the two broking giants and Aon is preparing to submit a bid for Willis in the coming weeks.

Sources further told Bloomberg that no final decision has been made and that Aon could decide not to move forward.

In its most recent set of financial results, Aon reported an 8% fall in profit to $1.13bn (£864m) in 2018, along with an increase in

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