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Willis risk report signals rising demand for WTW risk management services

Jul 9, 2026, 4:09 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The report underscores rising demand for risk-management capabilities, a potential near-term tailwind for WTW's advisory and risk-transfer businesses, contingent on client bookings materializing.

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Willis Direct & Facultative’s 2026 Global Food, Beverage and Agriculture Risk Report highlights rising health-related risks, supply chain vulnerabilities, and ESG considerations for the sector. As a Willis unit within WTW, the findings imply stronger demand for risk management and resilience services, potentially boosting near-term advisory bookings for WTW through client engagements in the coming quarters.

Willis 2026 risk report flags food safety as top risk at 45%.
Geopolitics, tariffs, cyber threats, and climate push sector risks higher.
Confidence in risk management falls; 62% feel in control, vs 75%.
ESG risk remains priority; 84% expect focus over two years.
Business continuity plans rise to 83% for disruption preparedness.

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