WTW

Willis Towers Watson (WTW) Public Limited Company is a British-American multinational insurance advisor company that provides solutions in the areas of people, risk and capital. 

See below for the Latest WTW News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary. 

WTW posts $88m loss in FY 2024

Revenues for the year increased 5% YoY.

WTW appoints new head of FINEX India

Gupta will collaborate with the FINEX team in India and Asia to deliver insurance solutions.

WTW unveils new head of insurance consulting and technology

Mamone brings 37 years of experience across industries.

Financial firms plan cautious 2025 pay raises

Region-wide, planned budget increases averaged 5.2%.

Philippine medical costs projected to rise 18.3% in 2025

This was correlated to the rise in the state insurers' claims and benefits paid.

Insurers see Hong Kong’s medical cost increase 9.8% in 2025

Insurers in Hong Kong report a return to pre-pandemic levels of outpatient claims.

Insurers expect China’s medical cost to increase 11% in 2025

Asia-Pacific is also slated to rise by 12.3% in 2025.

Insurers plan increased use of facultative reinsurance by 2025

Yet, over half of decision makers identified capacity as a major obstacle.

Insurers face challenges from aviation grey zone conflicts

GPS spoofing and jamming are growing threats for insurers.

Aerospace insurance capacity outstrips rate adjustments: WTW

The fourth quarter sees about 70% of global annual airline premiums renewed.

Protection and indemnity combined ratio drops to 96% in 2023/24

The year was dominated by the Dali incident, which occurred in March.

Half of risk leaders confident in current strategy: WTW

23% of respondents said supply chain issues as a critical challenge. 

Cyber risks loom as telcos lack comprehensive insurance coverage: WTW

About half of the industry identified cybersecurity as a top threat.

Insurance scrutiny intensifies on coal, wildfire risks

However, power Industry business interruption sectors see improved pricing.