Marsh mellow
Following his inception as UK chief executive officer at Marsh almost a year ago, a relaxed and measured Bruce Carnegie-Brown talks candidly to Richard Adams about regulatory and service challenges and that of EU legislation threatening to hamstring client directors
With a background in the banking sector, Bruce Carnegie-Brown is in no doubt about the breadth of the challenge of joining the insurance industry. With the objectivity of a chief executive officer who is new to insurance, he underlines, for example, the 'striking difference' in IT development in insurance compared with banking. "This is mainly due to earlier investment in IT in banking compared with insurance," he states, adding: "There has been a huge amount of investment by insurance firms -
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