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Dominic Burke to retire from Marsh McLennan in series of executive changes

JLT chief executive Dominic Burke

Dominic Burke, vice-chair of Marsh McLennan, will retire in mid-January, the broking giant has confirmed.

Burke, pictured, the former CEO of Jardine Lloyd Thompson, joined the company when it bought JLT in 2019.

Marsh McLennan CEO Dan Glaser commented: “On behalf of the entire company I want to express

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