WTW
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The broker spent much of his career serving multinational clients.
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Shares were trading down 6% following the publication of the broker’s Q1 results.
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The broker reported new business and increased retention in aerospace, financial solutions and natural resources.
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The WTW D&O liability 2023 survey canvassed directors and risk managers in 40 countries around the world.
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The move marks a return to growth in fac for the broker after heavy talent attrition during Aon’s attempted takeover.
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The number of global firms surveyed in WTW’s report that purchased political risk cover surged to 68% in 2022 from 25% in 2019, as the Ukraine war changed the geopolitical outlook.
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Based in London, Artunduaga has served as Aon’s LatAm network leader. In addition, Chile-based Jose Necochea, Victor Padilla and Andres Claro will move to WTW.
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The offshore construction market was identified by the broker as being “inherently unprofitable”.
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Hardening has recommenced in the market, although conditions vary depending on client, according to WTW.
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WTW’s survey cites regulatory risk, health and safety precautions and bribery and corruption on the list of top D&O risks.
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WTW said driver shortages continue to force contractors to use younger, often less experienced drivers, potentially putting upward pressure on losses.
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WTW only gained majority ownership of the India operation last year, meaning it did not transfer in the wider Gallagher acquisition.