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Alternative Risk Transfer
Willis Towers Watson Securities, the investment banking business of Willis Towers Watson, has structured and placed €90 million of insurance-linked securities (ILS) for French domestic P&C insurance group Covea Mutual Insurance Group. 19 December 2017
Insurance
Broker Willis Towers Watson said Aug. 3 that its net income dropped in the second quarter of 2017 as integration expenses and restructuring costs weighed on results. 3 August 2017
Insurance
Brokers write €600bn, AI makes inroads into distribution: Marshberry. 17 April 2026
Insurance
Brand strength will be the main driver of M&A activity in re/insurance in the next three years, reflecting the transition to digital sales which require a strong, recognisable brand, according to a survey by Willis Towers Watson in conjunction with Mergermarket. 14 November 2017
Insurance
Broker Willis Towers Watson has made a series of senior appointments in its North America corporate risk and broking (CRB) business. 12 July 2017
Insurance
Insurance broker Charles Monat Associates (CMA), which has a prominent presence in Asia, has agreed to a management buyout (MBO) to acquire 100 percent of the global wealth solutions business of Willis Towers Watson. 11 May 2017
Insurance
Broker Willis Towers Watson said on Sept. 19 that it appointed Albert Li as head of Hong Kong and Taiwan for its insurance consulting and technology business. 19 September 2017
Alternative Risk Transfer
The fourth quarter of 2017 saw considerable loss activity across all insurance-linked securities (ILS) investments with a preliminary estimate of $630 million in cat bond principal losses including hurricane, earthquake, and wildfire activity, according to a Willis Towers Watson Securities report. 29 January 2018
Insurance
Insurers in emerging markets - such as China and other Asian markets - are introducing innovative insurtech solutions at a faster rate than those in more developed markets, according to a Willis Towers Watson study. 9 November 2017
Insurance
North American insurance buyers can expect non-catastrophe-exposed programmes’ pricing to be flat to +5 percent, according to Willis Towers Watson’ Property Market Update. 15 February 2018
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