Willis Towers Watson launches private and public co-venture equity investment group; 'New style' passive or beta offering planned

Hope William-Smith
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Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has brought together its public and private equity investment research teams into a joint working group.

The firm - which has $166bn (£119bn) in assets under management across its delegated investment business - said the group will assess the potential for a "new breed" of investment management firm. ...

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