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Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company (WTW) reports developments across its advisory, broking and solutions businesses in people, risk and capital. News commonly covers earnings from Health, Wealth & Career and Risk & Broking, insurance brokerage and risk consulting activity, employee benefits, workplace pensions, benefits delivery and outsourcing, and insurance consulting technology.
Company updates also include product launches such as transactional-risk insurance, catastrophe and reputational-risk research, AI and technology adoption, acquisition integration in brokerage and workplace savings, leadership appointments, share repurchase plans and client or brand partnerships.
WTW has launched the 'Dream Big' program, a three-year initiative aimed at supporting marginalized youth in the US and UK. In collaboration with Big Brothers Big Sisters and Urban Synergy, this program targets individuals aged 15-18, focusing on essential skills such as problem-solving, data analytics, and communication. Participants will benefit from mentorship, monthly meetings, and paid summer internships within WTW. The initiative aims to foster future business leaders while enhancing community resilience and workforce diversity.
As of November 30, 2022, WTW's latest research reveals that the world's top 100 asset owners now manage US$25.7 trillion in assets, a 9% increase from the previous year. Pension funds dominate, controlling 56% of these assets, while sovereign wealth funds hold 37%. The largest asset owner remains Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund with US$1.7 trillion. This research emphasizes the significant influence of these asset owners in global capital markets and their potential to drive systemic change towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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WTW has launched a three-year research programme targeting geopolitical risks that threaten global businesses. The programme will utilize war-gaming and scenario planning methodologies to evaluate vulnerability and identify insurance gaps. As geopolitical tensions escalate due to factors like COVID-19 and electoral instability in several countries, WTW aims to provide actionable insights. Collaborating with renowned institutions, WTW will focus on the U.S.-China relationship, supply chain impacts, and climate change-related risks, aiding clients in understanding and managing these complex challenges.
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WTW has launched a pilot phase for a digital commercial insurance platform in collaboration with Liberty Specialty Markets and Markel. This initiative aims to enhance trading connectivity and operational efficiencies for brokers and insurers. The platform is designed to allow real-time trading of complex specialty risks, thereby streamlining operations and reducing costs through automation and improved data usage. Richard Clarkson from WTW highlighted its potential to simplify the insurance value chain, while stakeholders from LSM and Markel emphasized their commitment to leveraging technology for better business outcomes.
WTW Global Gender Wealth Equity Report reveals significant disparities in wealth accumulation between men and women at retirement globally. Women are projected to retire with only 74% of the wealth of men on average, with the gap widening in senior roles (62% of men's wealth). U.S. women's wealth at retirement is slightly above the global average at 75%. Factors such as gender pay gaps and delayed career advancement are key contributors to this disparity. Although corporate efforts are helping to narrow this gap, more action is needed to address the multifaceted issue of gender wealth inequity.
WTW reported Q3 2022 revenue of $1.95 billion, down 1% from $1.97 billion in Q3 2021. However, organic growth was strong at 6%. Diluted EPS fell 75% to $1.72, while adjusted diluted EPS increased 27% to $2.20. Operating income dropped significantly to $154 million, representing a margin of 7.9%. The company anticipates maintaining its full-year targets for organic revenue growth and adjusted operating margin expansion. Additionally, the divestiture of its Russian operations is estimated to impact revenue by $120 million.
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