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WTW and Zurich Expand Global Partnership with Radar AI Pricing Software Rollout

By Lauren Towner · 21 September 2026

In brief: WTW and Zurich Insurance have signed a global agreement to deploy Radar, an AI-powered insurance pricing software, to enhance risk selection and pricing sophistication across Zurich's retail markets.

Key facts
Software PlatformRadar
Primary PartnerZurich Insurance Company Limited
Geographic ScopeGlobal
Target SectorRetail Insurance
Press Release: WTW and Zurich Expand Global Partnership with Radar AI Pricing Software Rollout | Featured Image by FF News

WTW (NASDAQ: WTW) today announced a global agreement with Zurich Insurance Company Limited (Zurich) to deploy Radar, WTW’s market-leading end-to-end rating and analytics software, to help improve pricing sophistication and risk selection across the Swiss insurer’s target Retail markets worldwide.

This new global agreement, which follows a rigorous selection process, builds on and significantly expands the two companies' existing agreement, under which WTW successfully integrated WTW’s Radar technology across its primary Retail lines within a number of country-level markets.

Soledad Mune, Group Head of Retail Transformation, Zurich, said: “Improved pricing sophistication and risk selection are critical to long-term profitability in retail. WTW brings proven knowledge and reliability, and Radar offers a market-leading pricing platform, global adoption and ease of scaling through a centralized tech infrastructure. We look forward to further capitalising on WTW’s expertise.”

Georgy Matov, Managing Director and Zurich Global Relationship Leader, Insurance Consulting and Technology, WTW, said: “We are delighted Zurich has chosen Radar as its global pricing solution, which expands our successful collaboration. We will apply our deep industry expertise and insurance technology solutions to help Zurich enhance its pricing and risk management capabilities through advanced functionality across monitoring, analytics, decision-making and deployment.

“Radar continues to develop at an unprecedented pace, with the latest release including ground-breaking insurance-honed AI portfolio management capabilities.”

Built specifically for the insurance industry, Radar provides a suite of advanced capabilities, helping both personal and commercial lines insurers to unlock smarter, data-driven decision-making at scale. Key benefits include real-time insights for more accurate risk assessments, cutting-edge AI techniques, enhanced pricing accuracy, and unprecedented speed and agility for pricing, portfolio management, claims and underwriting.

Frequently asked questions

What is WTW Radar and how does it help insurers?

Radar is an end-to-end insurance pricing software and analytics platform that unifies pricing, underwriting, and claims. It helps insurers like Zurich improve pricing sophistication and risk selection through real-time insights and advanced AI techniques, enabling faster and more accurate data-driven decision-making at scale.

Why did Zurich Insurance expand its agreement with WTW?

Zurich expanded its agreement with WTW to deploy Radar globally following a successful integration in several country-level markets. The insurer chose Radar for its market-leading pricing capabilities, global adoption potential, and the ease of scaling through a centralized tech infrastructure.

What new AI capabilities are included in the latest Radar release?

The latest release of WTW's Radar software includes ground-breaking, insurance-honed AI portfolio management capabilities. These tools allow insurers to enhance their risk management through advanced functionality in monitoring, analytics, and automated decision-making.

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Companies in this story: Willis Tower Watson, Zurich Group

People in this story: Georgy Matov, Soledad Mune

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