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A rebrand for Willis Towers Watson and a £1.8bn buy-in

Hope William-Smith
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The best of PP's news from 10-14 January, 2022.
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The best of PP's news from 10-14 January, 2022.

This week’s top stories include confirmation that Willis Towers Watson will rebrand to WTW and the Imperial Tobacco Pension Fund’s £1.8bn buy-in with Standard Life.

1) Willis, Towers and Watson names lost in WTW rebrand Willis Towers Watson has rebranded as WTW - ending a long history for the names of its predecessor businesses. 2) Imperial Tobacco in £1....

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