Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company

Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company

0Y4Q

Rang in Aktien #784
Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company operates as a global advisory,... Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company operates as a global advisory, broking, and solutions enterprise, structured into two main divisions: Health, Wealth and Career, and Risk and Broking. Under its Health, Wealth and Career segment, the company delivers comprehensive services including actuarial support, benefits plan design, and administrative oversight for traditional pension and retirement savings programs. It also provides consulting, brokerage, and administrative services for health and group benefit plans, alongside benefits outsourcing solutions. This division further offers strategic counsel, data analytics, software, and specialized products to assist clients with their total rewards and talent management challenges. The Risk and Broking segment provides expert risk advisory services, insurance brokerage, and consulting across diverse sectors such as property and casualty, aerospace, construction, and marine. This division also extends investment consulting and discretionary asset management to insurance and reinsurance companies. Its extensive offerings encompass insurance consulting and technology solutions, risk and capital management strategies, advanced pricing and predictive modeling, comprehensive financial and regulatory reporting, detailed financial and capital modeling, merger and acquisition support, outsourcing capabilities, and broader business management services. Additionally, it engages in wholesale insurance broking for both retail and wholesale brokers, while also providing underwriting, capital management, capital market advisory, and general brokerage services. Beyond these core segments, Willis Towers Watson facilitates primary medical and ancillary benefit exchanges and offers outsourcing solutions to active employees and retirees in both group and individual markets. The company also manages various healthcare and reimbursement accounts, including Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs), Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), and other consumer-directed options. Established in 1828, the company is headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Previously known as Willis Group Holdings Public Limited Company, it officially adopted its current name, Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company, in January 2016.
Aktienkurs
$326.39
Marktkapitalisierung
$30.31B
Veränderung (1 Tag)
2.35%
Veränderung (1 Jahr)
-1.91%
Land
GB
Handel Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company (0Y4Q)

Kategorie

Financial Services
Operative Marge für Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company (0Y4Q)
Operative Marge zum October 2026 TTM: 22.23%
Laut den neuesten Finanzberichten und dem Aktienkurs von Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company beträgt die aktuelle operative Marge (TTM) 22.23%. Am Ende des Jahres 2024 lag die operative Marge bei 6.31%.
Historie der operativen Marge von Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company von 2001 bis 2026
Operative Marge zum Jahresende
Jahr Operative Marge ändert
2026 (TTM) 22.23% -3.39%
2025 23.01% 264.66%
2024 6.31% -56.15%
2023 14.39% 8.28%
2022 13.29% -45.69%
2021 24.47% 145.44%
2020 9.97% -20.81%
2019 12.59% 32.53%
2018 9.50% 51.03%
2017 6.29% 42.63%
2016 4.41% -60.45%
2015 11.15% -34.49%
2014 17.02% -6.17%
2013 18.14% -380.37%
2012 -6.47% -139.40%
2011 16.42% -27.35%
2010 22.60% 6.25%
2009 21.27% 19.56%
2008 17.79% -26.03%
2007 24.05% 5.81%
2006 22.73% 14.28%
2005 19.89% -32.05%
2004 29.27% -2.01%
2003 29.87% 23.69%
2002 24.15% 113.53%
2001 11.31% 0.00%
Operative Marge vergleichbarer Unternehmen oder Wettbewerber
Unternehmen Operative Marge Differenz der operativen Marge Land
21.39% -99.04%
US
17.03% -99.23%
US
27.21% -98.78%
IE
28.47% -98.72%
US
15.12% -99.32%
IN
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