Aon Corp. reported its 2007 fourth quarter net income dropped 7 percent, performing better than analysts expected, beating earnings per share estimates by 3 cents a share.
The Chicago-based insurance brokerage firm defied the general trend among public brokers so far this reporting period and reported increased organic growth of two percent in its brokerage unit for the quarter.
The results came as the company also announced the integration of its brokerage operations into a single global business, and the promotion of a number of executives.
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