As of 12/31/2024, Tracenable has captured detailed data on Willis Towers Watson's corporate ownership structure, offering an in-depth view of its significant subsidiaries and their importance within the group.a
The dataset includes information on 14 subsidiaries, identified as material based on their financial importance, operational scale, or strategic contribution to Willis Towers Watson's consolidated operations.a
Tracenable's data also records the effective ownership percentages that Willis Towers Watson holds across these entities, providing transparency into its corporate control, ownership hierarchy, and group governance practices.a
| Entity Name | Country | Type | Ownership | LEI | PermID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Willis Towers Watson Sub Holdings Unlimited Companya | IRL | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Trinity Acquisition plca | GBR | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
WTW Delaware Holdings LLCa | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis US Holding Company, LLCa | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis / GS Francea | FRA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis Limiteda | GBR | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis HRH, Inc.a | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis North America, Inc.a | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis Towers Watson Northeast, Inc.a | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis Towers Watson S.A.S.a | FRA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis Towers Watson Midwest, Inc.a | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
Willis Towers Watson US LLCa | USA | Subsidiary | 100% | ||
| 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 |
| 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 |
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Tracenable's group entities dataset provides geographic insights into Willis Towers Watson's significant subsidiaries, revealing their location around the world.a
In total, the Willis Towers Watson group includes 14 significant subsidiaries distributed across 4 countries, illustrating the company's governance network, operational footprint, and geographical consolidation structure.a
This visualization highlights the geographical distribution of Willis Towers Watson's corporate structure, helping assess its international exposure, operational reach, and cross-border governance landscape.a
In 2024, Tracenable identified that the Willis Towers Watson group consisted of14 significant subsidiaries, located across 4 countries.a
This represents a focused geographic presence, reflecting the company's core operational centers or key strategic markets rather than a full view of its global entity network.a
Willis Towers Watson's significant subsidiaries are primarily located in North America and Europe, which together host 100% of its material entities.a
This concentration suggests that the company's strategic and operational priorities are centered in these key markets, consistent with its focus on financially material or high-impact operations.
Willis Towers Watson exhibits a limited level of transparency concerning its corporate ownership structure.
The disclosure covers only a small number of significant subsidiaries, typically those with material financial or operational relevance.a
Without full group hierarchy or equity details, it offers a restricted view of Willis Towers Watson's broader ownership network, making it harder to assess the company's consolidated structure or cross-entity control.
No. Tracenable's data does not indicate any entities registered in jurisdictions typically categorized as low-tax or offshore financial centers, suggesting that Willis Towers Watson's ownership network is primarily domiciled in standard corporate jurisdictions or that Willis Towers Watson does not provide full transparency on its corporate structure.a