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An overview of Willis Towers Watson global news:

United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

FTSE 350 pension deficit hovers around £10 billion mark In recent years challenging market conditions and an ageing population have seen some schemes run increasingly large deficits.
12 September 2018
Malaysia

Asia | Malaysia

Willis Towers Watson takes home Asia captive insurance consulting award Risk management advisory Willis Towers Watson has taken home the Captive Consultant trophy at the inaugural Asia Captive Review Awards which celebrate the local captive insurance industry.
31 August 2018
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Watchdog report spares UK investment consultants industry overhaul The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has ruled out an industry-wide overhaul of investment consulting in the UK, following a protracted process which has seen a number of Britain’s largest pensi
14 August 2018
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Companies that invest in employee health enjoy higher engagement Companies that care more about health and welfare of their employees enjoy better engagement, while employees are less often sick, meaning productivity receives a boost.
06 August 2018
Africa

Africa | Regional

SSA employees prefer healthcare benefits over others in their benefits package Healthcare is a major priority amongst employees in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), according to new analysis from global risk advisory firm Willis Towers Watson.
09 July 2018
Asia

Asia | Regional

Willis Towers Watson continues recruitment spree in the Asia Pacific
31 May 2018
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The largest actuarial and pension consulting firms in the UK The UK’s actuarial and pension consulting firms brought in a combined revenue of almost £2 billion in 2017.
14 May 2018
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Piia Pilv joins Willis Towers Watson in London from rival Aon Hewitt Willis Towers Watson has added former Aon Hewitt and Mercer consultant Piia Pilv to its Executive Compensation business in Western Europe and the Nordics.
09 May 2018
Malaysia

Asia | Malaysia

Willis Towers Watson adds Tan Juan Jim to senior team in Malaysia International consulting firm Willis Towers Watson has picked up Asian executive Tan Juan Jim. He becomes the firm’s new Talent & Rewards Business Leader for its operations in Malaysia.
14 March 2018
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Willis Towers Watson promotes Alexis Faber to Corporate Risk and Broking COO International professional services firm Willis Towers Watson has appointed long-serving employee, Alexis Faber, as Chief Operating Officer (COO) within its Corporate Risk and Broking segment.
13 March 2018
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Willis Towers Watson partners with Workplace Fabric to launch Freespace Willis Towers Watson has partnered professional services firm Workplace Fabric to put together a new digital real estate solution.
07 March 2018
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Pension funding across top 22 markets hits $41 trillion The pension funds of 22 of the world’s largest countries has topped more than $41 trillion in asset value, buoyed by strong equity results over 2017.
01 March 2018
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The consulting firms that are a World Economic Forum partner Every year, thousands of CEOs, high-profile academics, scientists and international politicians converge upon the Swiss Alps to discuss the state of the world’s economy.
24 January 2018
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State pension funding will be depleted by 2035, GAD warns The UK Government’s auditing body has warned that funding for the national state pension could be depleted by 2032.
15 January 2018
Europe

Europe | Regional

Alberto Gallego leads Willis Towers Watson in Spain and Portugal Willis Towers Watson has appointed a new leader for its Iberia business.
03 January 2018
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Cybersecurity progress being made but people remain weak link Poor cybersecurity has been estimated to cost up to $480 billion in lost GDP globally.
15 December 2017
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Talent retention following M&A largely focused on senior leadership Avoiding an exodus of staff is key to long-term success, following an acquisition, according to a new report.
27 November 2017
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The 20 largest pension funds of the globe The total assets of the 300 largest pension funds worldwide increased by about 6% in 2016 to $15.7 trillion.
27 October 2017
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Real pay growth to stagnate in 2017 and 2018 UK private sector workers are again set to see wages mired in stagnation, according to a new report. While real wage growth is relatively high, at 2.
07 August 2017
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100 largest alternative asset managers grow collective assets beyond $4 trillion The global management of money has seen the 100 largest companies in the alternative asset segment see their assets under management increase by around 10% to more than $4 trillion.
24 July 2017
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Investment consultants plan to fight UK competition probe The world’s biggest investment consultants plan to fight on against a full-blown competition probe in the UK.
17 July 2017
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UK businesses ramping up cybersecurity training and insurance While cybercrime continues to make global headlines, even while much of the effect remains invisible to most users, a new report finds that UK companies are increasingly focusing on training staff an
12 June 2017
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Best professional services | consulting firms in Ireland for students Irish students have identified what they believe are the top professional services and consulting firms in Ireland.
22 May 2017
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Medical costs continue to spiral for insurance industry Medical insurers are once more seeing costs rise almost across the board, and while companies are planning a range of wellness and health initiatives for employees, these are unlikely to impact on
16 May 2017
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Europe | United Kingdom

Willis Towers Watson sees CFO retire and appoints new Industry Leader Willis Towers Watson is looking for a new CFO, following the announcement that Roger Millay is voluntarily retiring from the firm.
28 April 2017
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Willis Towers Watson appoints Bibi de Vries as Benelux business head Willis Towers Watson has appointed Bibi de Vries, who joined the firm in 2016 and was formerly a politician and Director at Achmea, as its new Head of the Benelux business.
31 March 2017
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Willis Tower Watson buys Australian actuarial offices of Russell Investments Willis Tower Watson has acquired Russell Investments' Australian actuarial offices for an undisclosed sum.
30 March 2017
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Willis Towers Watson appoints leader for US East region: Susan Potter Willis Towers Watson, formed by the $18 billion merger of Willis with Towers Watson in 2015, has announced the formation of a new regional segment, the US East region.
14 March 2017
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Global pensions assets pool grows to $36.4 trillion, equities dominate The value of pension assets globally is up around 4% to $36.4 trillion, the majority of which (92%) is held by seven countries.
09 March 2017
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Willis Towers Watson adds Shawn Smith and Fred Zutel to Florida team Willis Towers Watson as part of its expansion in Florida, has hired Shawn Smith as Senior Vice President and Health Care Industry lead and Fred Zutel as Head of Corporate Risk & Broking in South Flor
22 February 2017
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Mike Less leads Corporate Risk & Broking arm of Willis Towers Watson US Willis Towers Watson has appointed Mike Less to the role of Corporate Risk and Broking for its North American business.
07 February 2017
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Europe | United Kingdom

Growth in salaries and low inflation are lifting real wages UK private sector real-wage growth has seen a relatively positive start to 2016, at around 2.6%. Inflation remains low, at 0.4%, while GDP growth has been relatively robust.
30 November 2016

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