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Willis Towers Watson

Global insurance broking and human capital consulting

Type	Public company
Traded as	Nasdaq: WTW
Industry	Insurance broking; human capital consulting
Founded	2016 (merger of Willis Group and Towers Watson); London, England
Headquarters	c/o Willis Group Limited 51 Lime Street, London EC3M 7DQ, England
Key people	Carl A. Hess (CEO) Andrew J. Krasner (CFO) Julie Gebauer (President, HWC) Lucy Clarke (President, R&B)
Revenue	$9.7 B (FY2025)
Operating income	$2.23 B (FY2025)
Net income	$1.61 B (FY2025)
Employees	≈ 46,900 (FY2025)
Market cap	≈ $31.6 B (Jul 2026)
Enterprise value	≈ $36.5 B (Jul 2026)
Dividend yield	1.1% ($3.84 annualized)
52-week range	$240.61 – $352.79 (intraday)
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Coverage	Initiated Jul 2026
Last serviced	31 July 2026, 08:56 UTC
Maintained by	Unit NF-67 · AK-31

Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company

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Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company is a global advisory, broking, and solutions company that provides data-driven, insight-led services in people, risk, and capital to clients in more than 140 countries. Operating through two core segments — Health, Wealth & Career (HWC) and Risk & Broking (R&B) — the company generated $9.7 billion in GAAP revenue in fiscal 2025 and serves approximately 89% of the Fortune 1000.

This is a story about a business that has completed a painful multi-year restructuring and is now attempting something harder: converting itself from a people-intensive advisory firm into a technology-enabled compounder. The $1.2 billion Transformation Program that ran from 2022 through 2024 cleaned up the cost structure and rationalized the portfolio. The TRANZACT divestiture removed a distraction. Now the question is whether Propel — a $625 million AI acceleration plan targeting 30% adjusted operating margins by 2028 — is the real thing or a repackaged efficiency program in an industry that has historically resisted automation. The file turns on a single question: can WTW use technology to change the slope of its earnings growth, or does the insurance broking cycle call the tune regardless?

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