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Market Moves: March 2023

people and processes

All the latest key personnel moves across the insurance market.

Brokers

Chris Lay has been appointed UK CEO of Marsh McLennan in addition to his responsibilities as CEO of Marsh UK, effective 1 March 2023. In his expanded remit, Lay will help lead the connection points of the company’s four businesses: Marsh, Mercer, Guy Carpenter and Oliver Wyman. Lay was first appointed as Marsh UK CEO in 2018, and succeeded Mark Weil, who left the company to take up a senior role outside of insurance. He will report to Marsh McLennan’s international CEO Flavio

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