Talent flight in focus post Aon sale as Willis pays out US bonuses

13 March 2020

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Competitors are likely to step up early efforts to prise away key Willis Towers Watson staff in the US in the wake of the sale to Aon after the number-three broker paid annual bonuses yesterday.

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