Insurance brokerage organic revenue growth measures year-over-year growth in Gallagher Brokerage organic commissions, fees, supplemental revenues, and contingent revenues.
Gallagher reported 5% organic growth in the second quarter of 2026. Total organic commissions, fees, supplemental revenues, and contingent revenues were $2.596B versus $2.482B.
Organic revenue removes recent M&A and currency effects
Gallagher excludes the first twelve months of acquisition revenue, divested operations, specified other items, and foreign-exchange translation effects.
That makes the rate narrower than reported Brokerage revenue growth.
Component growth can diverge materially
Base commissions and fees grew 4% organically, supplemental revenues 20%, while contingent revenues declined 8%.
Read it with base commissions and fees organic growth and Brokerage adjusted EBITDAC margin.
Primary source: Arthur J. Gallagher Q2 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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- AJGOpen operating-model research →10 of 10 reviewed concepts in Insurance Brokerage & Risk Management EconomicsBrokerage organic revenue drivers5 of 5 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:Base Commissions & Fees GrowthCombined Organic Revenue GrowthContingent Revenue GrowthSupplemental Revenue GrowthBrokerage labor and margin conversion3 of 3 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:Brokerage Adjusted EBITDAC MarginBrokerage Compensation Ratio
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