Marsh CEO scores insurers ‘C+’ for innovation

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Marsh president and CEO Martin South has said that he would score the insurance industry at best ‘a C+’ for innovation and that market structures are preventing the sector putting client needs first.

The broking boss made the comments on stage in a plenary session opening the Airmic conference in Edinburgh on Monday (3 June). South, pictured, was in conversation with Zurich group chief

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