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. 

Asian construction insurers impose tighter catastrophe limits

Asian construction insurers impose tighter catastrophe limits

And underwriting decisions rely heavily on detailed risk assessments, mitigation strategies. 
20 hours ago

Cost drives D&O insurance choices despite rising litigation worries

AI was ranked least amongst their worries.
2 days ago

53% of firms cite insurance exclusions as clean energy hurdle

They also plan to increase their investments in clean energy technologies by 34%.

Investment firms need stronger risk-insurance alignment in 2025: WTW

Understanding how policies respond to different scenarios is key to effective risk management.

WTW launches AI tool radar vision for insurers

It aims to improve underwriting profitability and reduce costs.

Crisis claims rise in APAC, says Willis report

21% of emergency repatriation incidents were due to political unrest last year.

Airline insurance market to stay soft in early 2025: WTW

Excess capacity drove rates downward throughout the year despite efforts to tame this.

Pension assets hit $58.5t, up 4.9% in 2024

Australia eyes second-largest pension market spot by 2030.

Global insurance protection gap hits 60% amidst warming

Total economic losses exceeded $350b in 2024.

Fund finance market grows, banks leverage non-payment insurance

Banks seeking capital relief may benefit from insuring fund finance exposures.

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.