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WTW seeks to provide data-driven, insight-led solutions in the areas of people, risk and capital. Leveraging the global view and local expertise of employees serving 140 countries and markets, it aims to help organizations sharpen their strategy, enhance organizational resilience, motivate their workforce and maximize performance.

Viewpoint: The pros and cons of commission disclosure

Evolution Underwriting CEO Paul Upton evaluates the pros and cons of commission disclosure for large and small brokers as the transparency of the current model comes under scrutiny by professionals in the US and the UK as well as by the European…

News review: August

Axa Insurance customer experience director, Paul Meehan, expressed interest in filling the senior management vacancy in the company's commercial division.

Willis teams up for Patentwize

Willis Group Holdings has announced it is partnering with Innography to launch Willis PatentWize, an enterprise-wide business intelligence solution designed to help companies better manage their intellectual property risks.

Willis reports return to UK growth

Willis has reported net income from continuing operations for the quarter ended 30 June 2010 was $89m. The figure is above last year’s $87m in the same period.

Willis steps up contingent commission campaign

Willis Group Holdings has stepped up its campaign against contingent commissions by distributing a third-party white paper written by law firm Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge detailing what Willis describes as "the conflicts of interest created by the…

News Analysis: Brokers swarm ExCeL at Biba 2010

Emmanuel Kenning reviews a successful Biba conference at which brokers networked with insurance leaders and debated what the future holds under the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

Insurance Age interview: An even keel

For Phil Scarrett, managing the network operation at Willis is all about striking a balance between the need for growth and maintaining the community spirit. He tells Martin Friel how he keeps everyone happy.

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