The state’s real estate body is joining a multitude of other states and territories in working with the global professional services firm.
Aon will now be working with the Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA) to reportedly offer its risk and insurance solutions to members.
It follows exclusive alignments with Real Estate Institutes of Victoria (REIV), the Northern Territory (REINT), Queensland (REIQ) and Western Australia (REIWA) — where it provides industry-specialised commercial insurance solutions.
Aon is also an endorsed provider to the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA).
According to Aon, the latest agreement means the firm “is now the key trusted insurance and risk advisor for the real estate industry, associations and their members in Australia”.
Aon Affinity managing director Lisa Henderson said the group is “excited to work with REISA to help their members navigate the current downturn in the property cycle after a period of significant growth”.
She expressed that Aon’s “long presence” in the real estate sector — as well as their relationship with the majority of real estate associations “is a testament to our investment in the industry and our continued commitment to innovate and address the needs of our clients”.
According to interim REISA chief executive Cain Cooke, the institute is “delighted to welcome Aon as one of our trusted associates”.
From his perspective, “the real estate sector continues to operate in a period of volatility, so we know it is important to promote services that can ameliorate these uncertainties among our members.”
“They will serve our members well,” he stated.
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