Willis Towers Watson should see meaningful, but limited, benefits from its merger.
While the company remains on track to achieve its cost synergies, Willis Towers Watson’s top-line growth was relatively weak in the second quarter. However, the results didn’t diverge dramatically from our long-term expectations and to some extent appear to be simply a bit of a hangover from a strong first quarter. Long term, we continue to think Willis Towers Watson, like its peers, is capable of producing modest growth and improving margins. We will maintain our $155 fair value estimate and na...
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