Revealed – the top 20 insurance brokers by revenue

Revealed – the top 20 insurance brokers by revenue

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Revealed – the top 20 insurance brokers by revenue

There are a host of new entries and a new name in the top three

Insurance News

By
Terry Gangcuangco

AM Best has ranked the world’s biggest insurance brokers based on 2023 total revenue, with a new number three emerging and three newcomers making the cut.

According to AM Best’s ranking, here are the top 20 global brokers this year:




2023 rank



2022 rank



Broker



2023 total revenue







1



1



Marsh McLennan



US$22.70 billion





2



2



Aon Plc



US$13.40 billion





3



4



Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.



US$9.91 billion





4



3



WTW



US$9.48 billion





5



5



Hub International



US$4.30 billion





6



6



Acrisure LLC



US$4.30 billion





7



7



Brown & Brown Inc.



US$4.26 billion





8



9



Alliant Insurance Services Inc.



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US$3.88 billion





9



10



Lockton Inc.



US$3.55 billion





10



8



TIH (formerly Truist Insurance Holdings)



US$3.46 billion





11



12



Howden



US$3.00 billion





12



11



USI Insurance Services LLC



US$2.70 billion





13



14



Amwins Group Inc.



US$2.60 billion





14



14



AssuredPartners Inc.



US$2.49 billion





15



13



NFP Corp.



US$2.48 billion





16



16



The Ardonagh Group



US$1.94 billion





17





Steadfast Group Ltd.



US$904.3 million





18





AUB Group Ltd.



US$853.6 million





19



19



Fanhua Inc.



US$450.5 million





20





BMS Group Ltd.



US$385.0 million




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AM Best highlighted that 2024 is the 14th year in a row that Marsh McLennan topped the list. The credit rating agency also explained that total revenues for Hub and Acrisure appear the same as a result of rounding.

Meanwhile it was noted that Gallagher, the new world number three, completed 51 brokerage and risk management acquisitions in 2023.

AM Best reported: “Gallagher’s acquisition of Cadence Insurance in October was among the largest broker transactions of the year, adding an estimated 2022 revenue of US$152 million, according to Optis. Gallagher also acquired Eastern Insurance Group, perhaps helping to boost the company to third in the global broker rankings.”

As for the newcomers, two came from Australia – Steadfast and Tysers parent AUB – while BMS hails from the UK. Steadfast expanded into the US last year by acquiring 100% of ISU Group.

According to AM Best, there were 782 mergers and acquisitions involving insurance brokers in 2024.

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