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13 June 2022Insurance

WTW picks 36-year industry vet to lead insurance reserve consulting

Global broker and risk advisor  Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has found a reserving guru it will task with leading its insurance consulting and technology business.

Timothy Pratt (pictured) will step in as director of actuarial P&C in the  WTW insurance consulting and technology (ICT) business.

Pratt will lead project teams to develop and deliver reserve and capital analyses for insurance company clients. He will also support the unit's growth story by leading and supporting client relationship management.

Pratt will bring 36 years of industry experience to the post, including senior actuarial roles at Liberty Mutual and Deloitte Consulting, where he served as senior manager of Actuarial, Risk & Analytics.

WTW's property and casualty sales practice leader Katey Walker commented: “Tim’s industry knowledge and his reserving and ResQ expertise make him an excellent addition to our team. He brings an innovative perspective to the role, and I am confident that he will bring significant value in regards to further developing product offerings, increasing market visibility, and delivering specialty expertise to clients and colleagues.”

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