Who could take helm at Willis after Haley’s failed deal?
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Who could take helm at Willis after Haley’s failed deal?

Adam McNestrie, 
Fiona Robertson, Rachel Dalton
27 July 2021
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As Willis Towers Watson starts the process of picking up the pieces after the collapse of its deal with Aon, one of the most pressing questions will be the future leadership of the firm.

CEO John Haley would likely have been unable to survive the termination of the deal long term, but aged 71 and having already postponed his retirement in the past, Willis is under a double imperative to select a successor.

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