WTW releases earnings report for Q3 2023

WTW releases earnings report for Q3 2023

WTW releases earnings report for Q3 2023 | Insurance Business Asia

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WTW releases earnings report for Q3 2023

Chief executive cites value of brokerage’s global model

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By
Terry Gangcuangco

Results season continues with the turn of WTW to outline its performance in the third quarter of 2023.

In a release, the broking giant reported the following numbers for the three months ended September 30:




Metric



Q3 2023



Q3 2022







Revenue



US$2.17 billion



US$1.95 billion





Income from operations



US$159 million



US$154 million





Adjusted operating income



US$351 million



US$284 million





Net income



US$139 million



US$192 million





Adjusted net income



US$236 million



US$243 million




 

Broken down into segments, WTW’s health, wealth & career business posted a 29% increase in operating income to US$305 million.

The risk & broking segment, meanwhile, generated an operating income worth US$134 million, representing a 28% jump from the same quarter in 2022. In particular, corporate R&B enjoyed strong new business, improved client retention, and rate increases in Q3 of this year.

Commenting on the financial results, WTW chief executive Carl Hess said: “Our strong revenue growth in the third quarter reflects the value of our global model and the increasing impact of our ongoing investments in talent and technology. We continued to execute against our strategy and posted solid margins through growth, simplification, and transformation, as well as greater cost discipline.

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“Looking ahead, the continued strong demand for our differentiated services, the traction of our transformation programme and expense control initiatives, and the resilience of our business give us confidence in our ability to deliver on our commitments for the year and to drive profitable growth.”

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