Gallagher sees 2015 broking profits rise by 1% despite Q4 dip
Arthur J Gallagher’s broking division recorded a marginal increase in profits to $266.4m (£186.3m) last year, representing a 1.3% uptick on the $262.9m it generated in 2014.
The slight rise in profits was achieved despite a 15.4% fall in the broking division's fourth quarter profits, which totaled $53.3m down from $63m at the same point in 2014.
The Chicago-based business
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