May 24, 2016
 
On the afternoon of May 12, a four-person mission headed by Mr. Bryon Ehrhart, the Global Strategy Development Officer of America’s Aon Corporation and Chairman of Aon Securities visited Chairman Ren Jianguo, and related persons of the Risk Resolution & Legal Affairs Department attended the interview.
 
Mr. Bryon shared Aon Corporation’s development, business characteristics and M&A experience as well as its participation in early design and later implementation of the American catastrophe fund and other related systems. Mr. Bryon said that they hoped to establish long-term exchange and cooperation with CISFC in order to better serve business and development of AON Corporation.
 
Chairman Ren Jianguo welcomed Mr. Bryon’s mission, and congratulated AON Corporation on the achievements made in insurance brokerage, insurance liability securitization and other areas. Chairman Ren acknowledged AON Securities for sharing the experience in insurance M&A, insurance catastrophe fund system and other aspects, and hoped both parties would further strengthen business exchange and cooperation.
 
AON Corporation is the world’s largest reinsurance broker and pure insurance broker, and integrates risk management, insurance brokerage, reinsurance brokerage and human resource consulting service. It has participated in relevant work of risk resolution of the American insurance security fund, and played an important role in building the catastrophe insurance system and implementing the bailout. Now, AON corporation runs over 500 branches and has about 65,000 employees in over 120 countries worldwide. AON Securities, an exclusively-owned subsidiary of AON Corporation, has organized and implemented a series of significant cross-border M&A projects amid the “going global” strategic move of China’s first-class financial institutions, including China Re’s establishment of Lloyd's Syndicate 2088, White Mountains Insurance Group’s intent to sell Sirius International Insurance Group to 2016 China Minsheng Investment Group, CITIC Securities’ acquisition of CLSA and China Development Bank’s acquisition of Hong Kong New Capital Investment.