Aon, Willis shares recover despite Blair downgrade

Shares of international intermediaries Aon and Willis Towers
Watson bounced back today after both fell yesterday in the
aftermath of a downgrade by a William Blair analyst who cited
uncertainty created by a probe into broker compensation by UK
authorities.
Aon's shares, which fell 1.5 percent to $134.54 in New York
Stock Exchange trading at yesterday's close, rose 1.4 percent
to $136.49 today, while Willis, down 1.9 percent to $152.58 on
Nasdaq yesterday, also recovered 1.4 percent to end today.