WTW
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The broker said there was still a “big unknown” around the potential global economic impact of the conflict.
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WTW forecasts that cyber rates could increase by 100% to 200% for heavily exposed industries.
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WTW has appointed Aon’s Ed Day to work as head of international property in the broker’s D&F team, which is led by Garret Gaughan.
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The intermediary said capacity for downstream energy has now returned to 2017 levels.
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The potential for major deterioration on a 2019 loss could yet prove “devastating” for the market.
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Joseph Noss was on the G20 Financial Stability Board in Basel, where he focussed on climate financial regulation for the banking, investment and insurance sectors.
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WTW has appointed Tammy Richardson as Europe regional leader for its insurance consulting and technology (ICT) business, where she will lead a team of more than 500 staff while overseeing the P&L management and strategy.
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The embattled broker could stand to lose around $50mn in Ebitda as major economies shun Russian trade.
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Before his promotion, the executive served as WTW’s head of strategy based in London since April 2019.
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The move follows similar actions taken by Aon and Marsh McLennan.
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Singh had managed Lloyd’s catastrophe risk appetite prior to joining MS Amlin.
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The appointment of Sam Joscelyne-Manning follows WTW’s recent hiring of Aon’s Teddie Bailey, who is also joining the broker’s terrorism and political violence team.