Aon

Based on analysis of Aon's business model and revenue sources, their main income comes from insurance brokerage, consulting, and professional services. While some insurance products they broker may have conventional insurance elements, their role as a broker/advisor rather than underwriter means they don't directly engage in conventional insurance risk transfer. Their revenue is primarily from fees and commissions for professional services.

Looking at the most recent four quarters of financial data, interest income remains a minor component relative to total revenue. Interest expense ratios relative to total expenses also remain within acceptable levels. The interest components appear to be related to normal business operations rather than interest-based business activities.

While Aon operates globally, research does not indicate any material ongoing partnerships or significant business relationships with entities involved in human rights violations. No evidence was found of current R&D centers or major operations in Israel.