Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company
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- CEO
- Carl Aaron Hess
- Full Time Employees
- 46,900
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Insurance brokers/Services
- Address
- 51 Lime Street London GL United Kingdom EC3M 7DQ
- IPO Date
- Jun 12, 2001
- CIK
- 0001140536
- Website
- wtwco.com
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- Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company (WTW) is a global advisory, broking and solutions company that helps clients sharpen their perspective on people, risk and capital; it operates primarily through two segments, Health, Wealth & Career and Risk & Broking. Health, Wealth & Career offers benefits administration and technology solutions, health and benefits brokerage, retirement and actuarial consulting, investment advice for institutional investors including pension funds, and human capital and rewards services such as compensation programs and career advisory; Risk & Broking encompasses Corporate Risk & Broking for placing commercial, specialty and liability risks including cyber and emerging risks for corporate and institutional clients, and Insurance Consulting and Technology featuring advisory services to insurers plus software platforms like Radar for pricing, ResQ for reserving and Igloo for capital modelling. The company serves clients ranging from small businesses and multinationals to insurers and institutional investors across industries including financial services, healthcare, technology, manufacturing and public sector; it maintains a global footprint with operations in over 140 countries, generating 55 percent of revenue from North America, 34 percent from Europe and 11 percent from international markets. Founded through mergers tracing origins to 1828 for Willis Group in London and 1878 for actuarial predecessor Watson & Sons, WTW formed in 2016 from the combination of Willis Group and Towers Watson and is headquartered at the Willis Building in London with legal domicile in Ireland. Recent developments include the December 2025 announcement of its acquisition of FlowStone Partners, a private equity secondaries firm, to expand private markets access for individual wealth and institutional clients with completion expected in early 2026; the January 2025 completion of the TRANZACT direct-to-consumer unit sale; the launch of Radar Fusion in December 2025 to streamline commercial underwriting; and a partnership with NATS announced at Dubai Airshow 2025 for risk and resilience advisory in global aviation.
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