TREE NEWS update: Aon Plc raised $13.5 billion in an investment-grade bond sale to fund its planned acquisition of USI Insurance Services, one of the largest M&A financing deals of 2026. The insurer sold notes in seven tranches with maturities from three to 30 years as part of financing for the $17 billion all-cash purchase of USI. Investor orders reached $65 billion, with the longest-dated notes drawing the most demand.
Aon raises $13.5bn in bond sale to fund USI acquisition
The scale of oversubscription, with orders far exceeding the notes sold, signals that debt markets remain wide open for large, investment-grade insurance M&A even amid broader macro uncertainty. That demand concentrated in the longest maturities suggests investors are willing to accept duration risk for the right credit, which matters for other issuers weighing similar mega-financings. The open question is whether this appetite holds if deal pipelines keep expanding and spreads tighten further.
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