Aon has reported a minimal increase in net income for the quarter to $193m, from $191m last year.
Net income from continuing operations fell to $181m, from $193m last year although its broking revenues actually grew.
Turnover for Aon's risk and insurance brokerage services increased 5% to $1.4bn with 2% organic revenue growth.
The company said the previously announced sale of Aon Warranty Group will be completed in the fourth quarter and added that it continues to explore "strategic options" with respect to its specialty P&C businesses.
Greg Case, chief executive, siad: "This was a solid quarter for Aon. We achieved good organic growth in Americas Brokerage and Reinsurance, while maintaining expense discipline across the country.
"The result is improvement in Aon's underlying earnings, margin, and organic growth rate compared to last year."
