- The company announced a brand change in January from Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. to Marsh, aiming to increase visibility and market impact.
- The transition involves a phased approach to transfer brand equity from legacy brands like Mercer and Guy Carpenter into the new Marsh brand.
- Management emphasized that the rebranding is not about cross-selling but about simplifying the company's story and showcasing its capabilities.
- The rebranding aligns with the Thrive program, which aims to unify operations and technology under the new brand to enhance client engagement and internal efficiency.
- Colleagues and leadership are excited about the rebranding, viewing it as a way to better communicate the company's breadth of services and talent.
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- The new structure combines public and private credit capabilities into a single global platform managing over $1 trillion in credit assets.
- The reorganization aims to deliver a seamless client experience, better cross-selling, and stronger competitive positioning, with an expected margin improvement and revenue growth.
- Markel announced the decision to sell renewal rights and cease writing new business in its global reinsurance operation, which was acquired through Alterra over 10 years ago.
- This move is aimed at focusing on core lines of business and improving profitability.
- The exit is expected to free up capital, with the reserves and investments continuing to generate returns, and will provide flexibility for reinvestment.
- The sale of renewal rights will result in premiums being earned over the next 2-3 years, with some renewal contracts processed in Q3 2025.
- Management highlighted the potential for capital release and optionality, with a focus on reinvesting proceeds strategically.
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