WTW reports 10% organic broking growth in 2023
WTW has confirmed 10% organic growth in its risk and broking division last year, an improvement on the 3% achieved in 2022.
The figure was helped by a 12% organic surge in the final quarter of 2023.
Revenue for the unit totalled $1.08bn (£855m) for Q4 as the year measured in at $3.74bn.
Annual operating income rose by $79m to $813m.
In keeping with competitors Aon and Marsh, the international giant did not supply a UK breakdown.
RelatedWTW achieves 3% organic broking growth in 2022WTW has reported 3% organic growth in risk and broking revenues for 2022 boosted by a 5% rise in the final quarter of the year.
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