
MRSH · NYSE
Marsh McLennan sells insurance brokerage, risk-management and advisory services. Marsh helps commercial and institutional clients arrange insurance and manage risk; Guy Carpenter provides reinsurance brokerage; Mercer advises employers and institutions on benefits, retirement and investments; and Oliver Wyman provides management consulting. The company earns fees and commissions from arranging coverage, advising clients and delivering consulting work, serving businesses, governments, insurers and institutional customers. It generated $27.0 billion of revenue and $4.2 billion of net income in fiscal 2025, compared with $24.5 billion and $4.1 billion, respectively, in fiscal 2024. Segment contribution percentages are not supplied.
Marsh fell $0.74, or 0.39%, from $192.19 to $191.45 over the measured week. The stock first gained $5.40, or 2.8%, on July 29, then gave back more than the full advance with a $6.08 decline on July 30 and another $1.82 on July 31. It recovered $3.15 on August 3 before slipping $1.39 the next session. The supplied evidence identifies no Marsh-specific earnings release, contract, executive announcement or other catalyst during the period. The movement therefore appears to reflect trading and broader-market forces, although no index or sector performance is provided to identify that context. Cited analyst target changes were mixed, but their timing is not supplied.
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