WTW
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WTW has appointed Pieter Van Ede as global head of trade credit, in a move the broker said demonstrated its commitment to growth in the class of business. -
According to WTW’s report, countries are “de-aligning” from the West due to the declining influence of the US and its allies.
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The firm’s strategy to consolidate trading relationships faces fundamental, cyclical and company-specific challenges.
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In each case, the broker asked the judge to dismiss with prejudice, barring the parties from bringing the disputes to another US court.
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The broker argued that WTW conspired with former employees Terry Rolfe and Daryl Abbey to use its confidential information and divert customers to WTW.
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Although 2022 was on balance, a good year, macro-economic issues such as a slowing economy, falling employment, and loss cost reversion could create an overhang for 2023.
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The move aligns WTW resources with specialist industries to operate as standalone businesses within North America.
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Based in Toronto, the executive will focus on supporting clients to redesign their businesses with structures aimed at delivering better results.
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Only D&O and workers’ compensation clients experienced price decreases during Q3, according to WTW.
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Based in New York, Sallada will focus on developing and executing an industry vertical growth strategy for the broker’s casualty business.
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