Marsh worried about EL 'time-bomb'
Marsh's Annual State of the Market Address put employers' liability(EL) at the top of the agenda, wi...
Marsh's Annual State of the Market Address put employers' liability(EL) at the top of the agenda, with chief executive Mike Hammond describing it as a "ticking time-bomb".
Speaking to an audience of insurers and brokers, Mr Hammond said: "Unless something is done about EL, there is going to be real trouble ahead."
His view was backed by Mike Jones, head of UK retail placement at Marsh,who commented: "EL and directors and officers cover remain major issuesfor UK business - so much so that we are
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