Aon plc, Aon North America, Inc., Aon Corporation, Aon Global Holdings Plc, Aon Global Limited and Aon UK Limited Enter Term Loan Credit Agreement and Revolving Credit Agreement

Aon expanded its credit facilities with a $4 billion term loan and a new $3 billion revolving credit line to finance its acquisition of USI Advantage Corp. The facilities have varying maturities and interest rates tied to Aon's credit rating, with covenants on leverage and coverage ratios. The moves increase Aon's liquidity and financial flexibility for the deal and future growth.

Aon plc agreed to buy USI Insurance Services from KKR for $17B, aiming to expand its U.S. middle market presence. The deal is expected to close in Q4 2026 and is projected to generate $395M in annual net adjusted EBITDA. Stewart Information Services Corp. acquired Tower Title, a title services specialist in the telecommunications industry. Ignyte Insurance acquired InsureMyTrip, a travel insurance marketplace.

Aon Inc. and GSK Plc issued 30-year bonds, attracting high demand. Long-dated U.S. investment-grade bonds are scarce, with only 5% issued in September. Rising yields and central bank rate hikes are influencing borrowing costs. Alphabet and Amazon have issued long-dated debt, affecting market dynamics. Sysco Corp. may soon offer 30- and 40-year bonds. Scarcity of long bonds impacts pension plans and annuities.

Aon Inc. priced $2B of 30-year notes, receiving strong demand. Firms are reducing long-dated bond offerings due to high yields, with September sales down 50% YoY. Short-to-medium-term bonds now dominate issuance. Higher rates challenge tech firms like Alphabet and Amazon, which rely on long-dated debt for AI infrastructure. RBC's Neil Sun notes elevated yields make long-dated funding difficult.

Aon plc (NYSE:AON) completed a $13.4 billion senior notes offering to support its acquisition of USI Advantage Corp. The notes, issued by Aon North America and Aon Global Holdings, include multiple series with varying maturities and interest rates. Proceeds will fund the acquisition, repay USI's debt, and cover related expenses. The offering was filed with the SEC and listed on the NYSE.

Aon plc (AON) announced a $14.5 billion senior notes offering across seven tranches, with proceeds used for general corporate purposes, including funding the acquisition of USI Advantage Corp. The notes are fully guaranteed by Aon and its subsidiaries, with varying interest rates and maturity dates. The offering was managed by several major financial institutions.