Willis Towers Watson

Willis strengthens leadership in Asia and Middle East

Willis International has created three regional business units under new and expanded leadership in recognition of the size, growth and strategic importance of its Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa operations to Willis Group Holdings.

Willis granted intermediary licence on Guernsey

Willis Group Holdings has been issued with a full commercial lines licence to conduct insurance intermediary services in Guernsey under the Insurance Managers and Insurance Intermediaries Bailiwick of Guernsey Law, 2002.

Market moves: Insurance takes the initiative

Last week saw the recruitment initiative wrestled back from the broking sector, with the majority of hires coming from within the insurer space. Headline appointments in that sphere came thick and fast in the form of a changing of the guard at Catlin…

Willis creates new marine division in Singapore

Broker Willis has extended its risk management consultancy operations in Asia with the formation of a marine technical services division in Singapore, and has recruited Sau Weng Tang to spearhead the expansion.

A mutual future?

Regulations like Solvency II will have a significant impact on mutuals across Europe. Francesca Nyman asks whether the model will survive.

UK insurers face capital hike under RMS v11

UK insurers may see increases of up to 97% in their capital requirement for catastrophe exposures under Solvency II rules when making calculations under the new RMS model version 11, with French and German insurers facing similar though not quite so…

Willis appoints Asia FINEX head

Willis has appointed Tony Mitchell as regional head of the firm's financial, executive risk and professional liability business in Asia-Pacific, in response to the increasing exposures faced by executives of companies expanding globally.

Market moves: A busy week in recruitment

The insurance industry enjoyed a busy week in recruitment, and brokers were the main movers and shakers as Marsh UK & Ireland welcomed a new chief executive and Giles named a new COO.

A survivor's guide to a Eurozone breakup

The Eurozone is experiencing instability that could threaten its very existence. As the possibility of a break up edges ever closer, insurers and other financial institutions must be ready to act, explains Robert Hall.

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