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WTW has launched a longevity swap solution to enable mid-sized UK pension funds to access risk transfer tools previously unavailable to them.

Zacks Research analysts lowered Q2 2026 earnings estimates for Willis Towers Watson Public, despite the company reporting strong Q1 results and several analyst upgrades.

WTW partners with TechWolf to combine advisory expertise with AI-driven skills intelligence, helping enterprises transition from skills strategy to practical execution.

WTW has launched Longevity Stream to make longevity swaps accessible and cost-effective for pension schemes under £1bn, which traditionally faced barriers to entry in this market.

WTW introduced Longevity Stream to provide a simplified longevity swap solution for UK pension schemes with £100m to £1bn in liabilities, making risk transfer more accessible.

Willis Towers Watson has consistently beaten earnings estimates and is positioned for another beat in its upcoming quarterly report due to a positive Zacks Earnings ESP and a Zacks Rank #3.

WTW launched Longevity Stream to streamline access to longevity swaps for smaller pension schemes, while Isio's PenUltimate Micro and Micro+ assist small schemes in their de-risking journey.

WTW launched Longevity Stream to provide more accessible and cost-effective longevity swap solutions for UK defined benefit pension schemes with liabilities from £100 million to £1 billion.

WTW launched Longevity Stream to provide an accessible and cost-effective longevity swap solution for UK defined benefit pension schemes.

WTW is advancing its data-driven risk analytics and embedded insurance solutions to deepen its competitive edge amid market competition.

U.S. companies are adopting cautious, strategic approaches to salary increases for 2027, focusing on targeted compensation and employee value propositions due to economic pressures and a competitive talent market.

Will Tyson, a research and data analyst at WTW, focuses on investment reporting and data analysis for defined contribution consulting clients, highlighting the industry's dynamic nature and the challenges of data standardization.

WTW provides an Operational Resilience Engine framework to help firms prioritize strategic risk management beyond basic business continuity.

Willis Towers Watson faces a significant year-to-date stock decline due to slow revenue growth despite maintaining strong fundamentals and favorable valuation metrics.

Analysts maintain Buy ratings on WTW following strong quarterly growth and significant insider stock purchases by the CEO.

UBS analysts lowered the price target for Willis Towers Watson to $374 while maintaining a Buy rating amid signs the stock is significantly undervalued.

WTW study highlights growing employee fear of AI-driven obsolescence and the financial benefits of prioritizing employee experience.

A new DFSA licence in Dubai allows for expanded regional wealth management and advisory services to drive revenue growth toward a 2029 target of $11.8 billion.

WTW acquired crypto insurance platform Redefind to provide forensic investigation and asset recovery coverage for digital asset owners.