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WTW’s global pact with Zurich to deploy its Radar analytics platform aims to boost pricing precision and risk selection across the insurance value chain

Executive summary: WTW announced a global agreement with Zurich Insurance Company Limited to deploy Radar, WTW’s market‑leading end‑to‑end rating and analytics software, to help improve pricing sophistication and risk selection. The agreement expands WTW’s software footprint in the insurance industry and provides Zurich with advanced analytics that could enhance underwriting profitability and competitive positioning.

Who is involved: WTW (NASDAQ: WTW), Zurich Insurance Company Limited, and the Radar software product.

Likely next: Implementation will begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, with potential rollout to additional Zurich business units and possible extension to other insurers.

WTW announced a worldwide agreement with Zurich Insurance Company Limited to roll out Radar, its end‑to‑end rating and analytics software, to help Zurich improve pricing sophistication and risk selection. The deal reflects WTW’s strategy to monetize its proprietary analytics tools within the insurance sector and gives Zurich access to a proprietary risk‑modeling platform that could refine underwriting outcomes. No financial terms were disclosed in the release.

What's next — scenarios

Base: Radar deployed as planned (60%)

WTW records incremental software revenue of roughly $20 million in FY2027 and Zurich sees a ~2 percentage‑point improvement in its combined ratio.

Upside: Expanded adoption across Zurich and third‑party insurers (25%)

Additional licensing deals generate $50 million+ of extra revenue for WTW by 2028 and Zurich achieves a ~5 percentage‑point combined‑ratio gain.

Downside: Integration delays limit early benefits (15%)

WTW’s software revenue falls short of expectations by about 30 percent and Zurich’s risk‑selection gains are postponed.

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