WTW to boost investment in growth post $30bn deal collapse

WTW plans to boost investment in organic and inorganic growth post $30bn deal collapse

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Broker Willis Towers Watson has increased its share buyback programme by $1 billion after calling off its $30 billion merger deal with Aon, and plans to boost its "investment in organic and inorganic growth opportunities" over the next few years.

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Willis Towers Watson, Aon, Share Buyback, Insurance, Reinsurance, North America

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