Insurance brokerage Risk Management organic fee growth measures year-over-year change in Risk Management fees after acquisition, divestiture, and foreign-exchange adjustments.
Gallagher reported 12% organic fee growth in the second quarter of 2026. Organic fees were $434M versus $387M.
Organic growth exceeded the Brokerage segment's rate
Brokerage organic revenue grew 5% in the same quarter.
The difference highlights the faster current growth of Gallagher's claims and risk-management services.
Risk Management uses a different organic definition
For Risk Management, organic revenue consists of fee revenue excluding the first twelve months of acquisitions, divested operations, and foreign-exchange effects.
Read it with Risk Management adjusted EBITDAC margin and combined organic revenue growth.
Primary source: Arthur J. Gallagher Q2 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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