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Westwood Holdings Group Inc

92
Latest disclosed NPS
28 Feb 2026
1
NPS entries
1 with a number
97%
Retention
1 May 2024
2016–26
Years covered
16 entries in all

In their words

“Client events and targeted engagement efforts contributed to keep client retention at 97%”
— Brian Casey, CEO, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q1 2024 · 1 May 2024
“Our client retention rate remains above 95% as the group experienced inflows of $67 million offset by outflows of $132 million”
— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2023 · 4 Aug 2023
“Our client retention rate in the wealth business is 96%”
— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2022 · 27 Jul 2022

NPS disclosures (1)

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28 Feb 2026
NPS92

Westwood, a leader in home insurance working with dozens of top builders, posted a 2025 Net Promoter Score of 92.

— reported by builderonline.com · 28 Feb 2026
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Retention disclosures (15)

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1 May 2024
Retention97%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 97% (Q1 2024) — “Client events and targeted engagement efforts contributed to keep client retention at 97%”

— Brian Casey, CEO, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q1 2024 · 1 May 2024
Earnings call, Q1 2024 ↗
4 Aug 2023
Retention95%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 95% (Q2 2023) — “Our client retention rate remains above 95% as the group experienced inflows of $67 million offset by outflows of $132 million”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2023 · 4 Aug 2023
Earnings call, Q2 2023 ↗
27 Jul 2022
Retention96%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 96% (Q2 2022) — “our client retention rate in the wealth business is 96%”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2022 · 27 Jul 2022
Earnings call, Q2 2022 ↗
27 Jul 2022
Retention97%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 97% (Q2 2022 year-to-date) — “Our client retention year-to-date is running close to 97%”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2022 · 27 Jul 2022
Earnings call, Q2 2022 ↗
10 Feb 2021
Retention96%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 96% (2020) — “Strong client retention of over 96% last year was driven by our great financial advisers”

— Brian Casey, CEO or President, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2020 · 10 Feb 2021
Earnings call, Q4 2020 ↗
5 Feb 2020
Retention96%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 96% (2019) — “Client retention was high at 96% and in total, our wealth management group had over $400 million”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2019 · 5 Feb 2020
Earnings call, Q4 2019 ↗
2 Nov 2019
Retention97%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 97% (Q3 2019) — “Client retention remains high at over 97% and our Houston group again posted strong new business flows”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q3 2019 · 2 Nov 2019
Earnings call, Q3 2019 ↗
4 Aug 2019
Retention98%

Retention rate (Wealth Management): 98% (H1 2019) — “Client retention remained at 98%, while our Houston group posted new business flows, up 156%”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2019 · 4 Aug 2019
Earnings call, Q2 2019 ↗
25 Apr 2019
Retention99%

Retention rate (Dallas Private Wealth): 99% (Q1 2019) — “Dallas Private Wealth business has also started the year off well with positive net inflows and also posted a 99% client retention rate”

— Brian Casey, President and Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q1 2019 · 25 Apr 2019
Earnings call, Q1 2019 ↗
6 Feb 2019
Retention96%

Retention rate (Houston Private Wealth): 96% (2018) — “They also did a great job of client service by increasing the client retention rate to 96%”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2018 · 6 Feb 2019
Earnings call, Q4 2018 ↗
8 Feb 2018
Retention95%

Retention rate (Institutional): 95% (2017) — “we're pleased to report a 95% client retention rate in 2017 and I'd like to take a minute to thank all our client service”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2017 · 8 Feb 2018
Earnings call, Q4 2017 ↗
8 Feb 2017
Retention95%

Retention rate (Westwood Trust): 95% (2016) — “We achieved 94% institutional client retention and 95% retention of our Westwood Trust client”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2016 · 8 Feb 2017
Earnings call, Q4 2016 ↗
8 Feb 2017
Retention94%

Retention rate (Institutional): 94% (2016) — “We achieved 94% institutional client retention and 95% retention of our Westwood Trust client”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2016 · 8 Feb 2017
Earnings call, Q4 2016 ↗
8 Feb 2017
Retention100%

Retention rate (Sub-Advisory): 100% (2016) — “we were able to retain 100% of our sub advisory client base”

— Brian Casey, Chief Executive Officer, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q4 2016 · 8 Feb 2017
Earnings call, Q4 2016 ↗
27 Jul 2016
Retention95%

Retention rate: 95% (Q2 2016) — “our year-to-date client retention rate remains above 95%”

— Brian Casey, CEO, Westwood Holdings Group Inc · Earnings call, Q2 2016 · 27 Jul 2016
Earnings call, Q2 2016 ↗

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Every figure here was publicly disclosed by the named company: press releases, annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls and news coverage. Companies tend to publish their NPS when it is good, so these numbers run higher than a true industry average: read them as what leading companies in this vertical say publicly, not as an industry benchmark.

NPS runs from −100 to +100. Retention figures are reported as the company defines them (net revenue retention, gross revenue retention, customer retention rate, churn). Every entry links to its source in the full database.