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Marsh: GC’s Q2 negative growth driven by cat as insurance softening accelerates

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By David Bull Verified
| The Insurer Verified
Management at Marsh attributed 2% negative organic growth at Guy Carpenter in Q2 to declining property cat rates as the parent company also reported an acceleration in the pace of commercial insurance rate softening — down 6% in the period, compared ​with 5% in Q1 2026.
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Marsh beats on earnings and reports organic growth of 5%

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By David Bull Verified
| The Insurer Verified
Marsh reported adjusted earnings per share of $2.96 for the second quarter on Tuesday, up 9% on the prior-year period ​and above the FactSet analysts’ consensus of $2.90, as it delivered ‌5% overall underlying revenue growth despite a 2% decline at Guy Carpenter. Marsh logo appears in this illustration taken January 14, 2026. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration President and CEO John Doyle described the results for the quarter as “solid”.
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CRC REDY: Private D&O shows signs of stabilization as cyber/EPL conditions favor buyers

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By David Bull Verified
| The Insurer Verified
CRC Group’s latest REDY data provides evidence of “early signs of stabilization” in the private D&O market after a prolonged soft phase of the pricing cycle. E&O segments remain broadly stable amid competition and cyber and EPL both display favorable conditions for buyers. The broker reported average rate increases on renewals that were modest at 0.4% ​in April, 1.0% in May and 0.6% in June. It said renewal pricing has remained “largely flat” through the first half of the year.
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