It’s the turn of insurance broking giant WTW to outline how it fared in the first quarter of 2023.
Here are WTW’s consolidated results in the period:
|
Metric |
Q1 2023 |
Q1 2022 |
|---|---|---|
|
Revenue |
US$2.24 billion |
US$2.16 billion |
|
Income from operations |
US$285 million |
US$179 million |
|
Adjusted operating income |
US$418 million |
US$371 million |
|
Net income |
US$206 million |
US$125 million |
|
Adjusted net income |
US$306 million |
US$315 million |
According to WTW, its health, wealth & career segment contributed US$1.29 billion in revenue, while US$904 million came from the risk & broking segment. Both figures were higher compared to their 2022 counterparts.
Commenting on the numbers, chief executive Carl Hess said: “The first quarter was a solid start to the year for WTW. Our investments in talent and technology, along with the momentum in our business, helped us achieve excellent revenue increases on both a reported and an organic basis.
“Our top-line revenue growth, together with our expense discipline, the successful execution of our transformation efforts, and initiatives to simplify our company drove operating margin expansion over the prior year. We are proving ourselves to be resilient in a complex risk and economic environment.”
Based on current and anticipated market conditions, WTW is expecting to deliver mid-single digit organic revenue growth for the full year.
