Aon buys broker from ABN Amro

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Aon has bought the corporate broking business of ABN Amro.

The bank is also transferring its insurance operations for small and medium-sized businesses to ABN Amro Verzekeringen, a joint venture with Delta Lloyd Group.

According to the bank, the sales were prompted by a strategic reorientation "which ties in with the general trend in the financial sector towards greater separation of insurance and banking activities".

Of a total of 270 staff, over 70 will transfer to Aon.

Another 116 will transfer to ABN Amro Verzekeringen, but the bank said that it

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