Willis Towers Watson (WTW) CFO reports plan share awards from dividends
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Willis Towers Watson plc Chief Financial Officer Andrew Krasner reported small equity-related awards tied to existing compensation and savings plans. On January 15, 2026, he acquired 11.278 ordinary shares at a price of $0, representing dividend equivalent rights on a previously reported restricted share unit award, with each right economically equal to one ordinary share.
He also acquired 5.6395 restricted share units through the Willis Towers Watson Non-Qualified Deferred Savings Plan for U.S. Employees and 1.9883 restricted share units through the Non-Qualified Stable Value Excess Plan for U.S. Employees, both at $0 per unit. Following these transactions, he held 4,037.943 ordinary shares directly and 12,055.6308 ordinary shares indirectly through a revocable trust, plus restricted share unit balances of 2,077.3453 and 724.2095 units that settle into ordinary shares on a 1:1 basis under the plan terms.
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FAQ
What insider activity did WTW CFO Andrew Krasner report on this Form 4?
WTW Chief Financial Officer Andrew Krasner reported acquisitions of 11.278 ordinary shares at $0 per share from dividend equivalent rights and small additions of restricted share units credited under the company’s non-qualified U.S. employee plans.
How many Willis Towers Watson ordinary shares does the WTW CFO now hold directly and indirectly?
After the reported transactions, Andrew Krasner held 4,037.943 WTW ordinary shares directly and 12,055.6308 WTW ordinary shares indirectly through a revocable trust.
What restricted share unit balances did the WTW CFO report on this Form 4?
Following the transactions, Andrew Krasner reported 2,077.3453 restricted share units related to the Non-Qualified Deferred Savings Plan and 724.2095 restricted share units related to the Non-Qualified Stable Value Excess Plan, each settling into WTW ordinary shares on a 1:1 basis under plan terms.
What is the source of the 11.278 WTW ordinary shares acquired by the CFO?
The 11.278 ordinary shares were acquired via dividend equivalent rights on a previously reported restricted share unit award. Each dividend equivalent right is described as the economic equivalent of one WTW ordinary share and followed the same vesting schedule as the underlying award.
How were the new WTW restricted share units for the CFO generated under the company plans?
The 5.6395 restricted share units were credited under the Willis Towers Watson Non-Qualified Deferred Savings Plan for U.S. Employees, and the 1.9883 units were credited under the Non-Qualified Stable Value Excess Plan. In each case, the filing states they represent dividends, the participant’s deferral elections, and the company’s matching contributions credited in the form of restricted share units.
When do the WTW restricted share units reported by the CFO settle into ordinary shares?
The filing explains that certain restricted share units settle into WTW ordinary shares on a 1:1 basis 6 months after the reporting person’s termination date under one plan, and under the Excess Plan on the first business day of a month the NASDAQ Stock Market is open following the earlier of 6 months after separation from service or 30 days after death.