WTW takes full control of Al-Futtaim Willis after Al-Futtaim sells 51% stake
Bitget2026/10/01 05:00- WTW took full control of Al-Futtaim Willis following Al-Futtaim’s sale of its 51% stake in the UAE-based joint venture.
- The ownership change covers the Dubai and Bahrain operations, shifting the business to sole management under WTW.
- Move supports WTW’s Middle East expansion, building on recent investments to establish insurance and reinsurance broking entities in Saudi Arabia.
- Integration is expected to broaden client access to WTW specialist expertise, global placement capabilities, and a more consistent benefit management delivery model.
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