Reported Earnings • Jul 31
Second quarter 2026 earnings released: EPS: US$2.44 (vs US$3.34 in 2Q 2025) Second quarter 2026 results: EPS: US$2.44 (down from US$3.34 in 2Q 2025). Revenue: US$2.47b (up 9.1% from 2Q 2025). Net income: US$229.0m (down 31% from 2Q 2025). Profit margin: 9.3% (down from 15% in 2Q 2025). The decrease in margin was driven by higher expenses. Revenue is forecast to grow 5.4% p.a. on average during the next 3 years, compared to a 5.6% growth forecast for the Insurance industry in Europe. 공고 • Jul 22
Wtw Announces Appointment of Lisa Coomey to Senior Director and Head of Exposure Management WTW had appointed Lisa Coomey as senior director and head of Exposure Management within its Insurance Consulting and Technology business. In the position, Coomey will support insurers in strengthening exposure management capabilities. She has more than two decades of experience in similar realms. Most recently, Coomey was with the Bank of England. 공고 • Jul 15
Wtw Launches New Version of Geospatial Mortality Model for U.S. Pension Risk Transfer Market WTW announced the launch of a new version of its Geospatial Mortality Model (GMM) intended for the U.S. pension risk transfer (PRT) market that will enable insurers and reinsurers to more accurately price and manage longevity risk. The model – already used by U.S. pension plan sponsors to set longevity assumptions – is now available to insurers to enhance PRT pricing, strengthen asset-liability management, and improve visibility into longevity risk. WTW’s GMM produces smarter, more flexible mortality assumptions by harnessing the predictive power of both pension and geographic data. Leveraging insights gleaned from where participants live, the model incorporates socioeconomic and health-related factors alongside participant-specific pension data that have been shown to be strongly predictive of life expectancy. The model has been trained on nearly four million life-years of mortality data, including post-COVID experience through 2024, and developed by evaluating over 200 socioeconomic factors to specifically identify the health, wealth, and lifestyle factors most predictive of longevity. This ensures that GMM delivers the accuracy needed to gain a strategic edge in PRT pricing and asset-liability management, as well as mitigating unexpected outcomes. 공고 • Jul 14
Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company to Report Q2, 2026 Results on Jul 30, 2026 Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company announced that they will report Q2, 2026 results Pre-Market on Jul 30, 2026 공고 • Jun 30
WTW Releases New Version Of RiskAgility Financial Modeller With GPU-Support WTW announced the newest version of RiskAgility Financial Modeller (FM), its flagship platform for life and health insurers. The release adds advanced graphics processing unit (GPU) execution as a complementary technology that further extends the market-leading performance of RiskAgility FM, enabling insurers to generate insights faster, more cost-effectively and with greater flexibility. WTW has enhanced RiskAgility FM’s proven Gen-2 engine with GPU execution across RiskAgility FM and vGrid, its fully scalable on-demand computing resource. This gives insurers the flexibility to unlock the best performance for each model. Early testing has implied up to 100x cost savings in some situations. Aligning GPU acceleration, Gen-2 efficiency, and advanced AI capabilities within a governed modelling and reporting solution, RiskAgility FM provides a unified platform that adapts to different modelling needs, reduces cost and turnaround time, and makes financial and capital modelling more interactive and accessible. Users can now choose between GPU and CPU execution, selecting the approach that best fits their modelling requirements. 공고 • Jun 15
Willis, WTW Business, Unveils New Version of Climate Diagnostic Model to Counter Existential Risk to Property Insurance from Climate Change Volatility Willis, a WTW business, unveiled a new version of its Climate Diagnostic model to help risk managers better understand and respond to climate-driven volatility affecting property insurance markets. Embedded within WTW’s Risk IQ platform, Climate Diagnostic is a climate risk technology capable of predicting the current and future impact of floods, windstorms and other material climate threats on an organisation’s assets, business activities and supply chain. Willis has embedded Climate Diagnostic into its broking workflows and risk engineering surveys. The enhanced analytics tool enables brokers and risk managers to identify and quantify the impact of acute climate hazards, such as extreme flooding or windstorm risk, on global assets and business interruption under the current and future climates. Climate Diagnostic conducts scenario-based assessments across an organisation’s portfolio to identify current and future physical risk exposure to insurable climate-related perils, stress testing risk management and finance strategies in the short, medium and longer term. With this forward-looking approach, risk managers can incorporate safety measures into their risk transfer strategies that allow for rising climate volatility and explore alternative risk management methods, such as physical adaptation or alternative risk transfer solutions. Climate Diagnostic also estimates the value of a portfolio exposed to levels of extreme weather risk and longer-term shifts in climate patterns. This supports the stress testing of current risk financing and risk transfer strategies amidst increasing climate volatility. Key features of Climate Diagnostic include: Interactive climatic and exposure maps to view highest risk areas - or physical asset portfolio exposures - for a selection of climate risks for given climate scenarios and time horizons, locate individual assets and identify financial exposure to each hazard. It is designed to be embedded in property broking and engineering workflows, helping clients consider climate volatility in risk management decisions. Climate Diagnostic data is scientifically sound, providing an independent forward-looking lens of insurable perils to clients. 
