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The investment bank said a transaction would stabilise employee retention at Willis Re and allow Willis to pursue buybacks. -
Sources have said a deal could be signed as soon as the middle of the week, with a valuation higher than the last agreement.
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Ron Whyte, Willis Towers Watson’s COO of corporate risk and broking (CRB) for Asia is to leave the business next month, this publication can reveal.
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Willis Towers Watson will not pay staff bonuses that were contingent on the completion of the Aon merger.
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Willis’s Quarterly InsurTech Briefing shows investments raised more in H1 this year than the whole of 2020.
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The committee will be responsible for seeing through the broker’s four-pronged Aon United Blueprint.
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A White House press spokesperson said the deal would have led to higher costs for businesses and consumers.
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The search will need to be rapid and sure-footed to give the firm the best opportunity to address its issues.
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The firm must now grapple with the related questions of leadership, ownership and the future shape of the group.
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The Illinois-based broker said it would also redeem $650mn in 10-year notes that it issued in May.
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Wells Fargo insurance analyst Elyse Greenspan said Willis Towers Watson stock “seems very inexpensive” in a note to investors on Monday.
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Shares in rival broker AJ Gallagher, whose plans to buy several Willis assets at a knock-down price are now highly uncertain, were down by 2.3% at $139.
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