Marsh & McLennan Shares Plummet 1.13% Amid 302nd Trading Volume Rank as BrokerSafe Launch Drives Tech-Driven Risk Solutions

Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) fell 1.13% on August 14, 2025, with a trading volume of $350 million, ranking 302nd in market activity. The decline followed the announcement of a new insurance facility targeting U.S. freight brokers, aimed at addressing contingent auto liability risks through advanced analytics and underwriting tools.

The company launched BrokerSafe, a $10 million coverage limit product developed in collaboration with Oliver Wyman. This initiative leverages proprietary algorithms to assess risk profiles, enabling tailored insurance solutions for freight brokers. The facility combines primary limits from U.S. insurers and excess capacity from the London market, positioning Marsh as a leader in tech-driven risk management for the logistics sector.

BrokerSafe’s introduction underscores Marsh’s strategy to innovate amid soft insurance market conditions and rising liability costs. By aligning coverage with precise risk assessments, the product aims to stabilize pricing for clients while enhancing Marsh’s competitive edge in specialized insurance offerings. Analysts noted the move reflects the firm’s ability to adapt to evolving industry demands through technological integration.

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