Willis aims for $180m in global cost savings to fund end to pay freeze
Willis in undertake a global review of its operations in the first quarter of 2011 to help fund the end to its salary freeze.
The broker anticipates that the operational review will result in cost savings of approximately $65m to $80m in 2011, reaching annualized savings of approximately $90m to $100m in 2012.
Willis hopes
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