Insurance broker Aon says it's 2012 third-quarter net income attributable to shareholders increased 3 percent compared to the same period a year ago due to a slight increase in revenues and essentially flat expenses.

Speaking to the reported 2012 third-quarter net income attributable to shareholders of $204 million, Aon President and CEO Greg Case says in a statement, “Our third-quarter results, led by strong operating performance in HR Solutions, reflect solid progress against each of our three key metrics, including 4 percent organic-revenue growth, 30 basis-points-margin improvement and 8 percent earnings growth.”

In a conference call with analysts, Case said Aon's focus each year centers on those three metrics — organic growth, expanding margins and increasing earnings per share — and he noted that 2012's third quarter showed improvements in all three metrics for the first time since 2009.

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