WTW enjoys organic growth but withdraws 2020 guidance over COVID-19

Willis Towers Watson enjoys organic growth but withdraws 2020 guidance over COVID-19

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Broker Willis Towers Watson has withdrawn its full-year 2020 guidance due to "uncertainties" caused by the pandemic. Although it enjoyed a 4 percent organic revenue growth in the first quarter, supported by no material adverse impact from COVID-19.

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