Aon Announces Separation Agreement and Compensation Terms for Former President Eric Andersen

Reuters01-07
Aon Announces Separation Agreement and Compensation Terms for Former President Eric Andersen

Aon plc announced a separation agreement with Eric Andersen, who will depart the company effective January 31, 2026. Under the agreement, Andersen will receive a cash lump sum equal to his 2025 target annual incentive. Specific treatment of his outstanding equity awards includes the forfeiture of certain performance share units (LPP 19 PSUs, 3x3PP PSUs, and Special PSUs), while others (LPP 18 PSUs and 2023 ISP RSUs) will vest in the first quarter of 2026 regardless of continued employment, and the 2025 ISP RSUs will vest no later than February 13, 2026. These terms are contingent on Andersen’s agreement to a general release of claims and compliance with the separation agreement.

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