Aon buys art broker
Broker giant Aon Risk Services has acquired Needham Jobson & Co, increasing its presence in the fine ...
Broker giant Aon Risk Services has acquired Needham Jobson & Co, increasing its presence in the fine art and private client sector.Needham Jobson specialises in providing insurance for high net worth private clients and those involved in the fine arts and antiques trades. Currently based in Wimbledon, all eight of the company's employees will move to Devonshire Square, where they will be integrated with Aon Artscope/Aon private clients. Andrew Jobson and David Needham, who currently head
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