The merger is expected to significantly alter the group’s business profile, with potential implications for capital adequacy and financial performance over the coming years.
Research by the two organisations shows that 95% of micro, small, and medium enterprises in South and Southeast Asia lack financial protection against unexpected events.
The plan outlines a shift toward wider regional capability, aiming to strengthen long-term resilience and drive greater impact for Pacific governments and communities.
James Addington-Smith will relocate to London to lead UK business, with David Jacob taking on expanded regional responsibilities as President of Marsh Asia.
Decline follows lower MGA volumes, with management focused on reducing volatility in both the domestic nonvoluntary cession and overseas business segments.
