In this exclusive LegalMinds/NASDAQ Securities & Capital Market Series interview, Marsh & McLennan Companies’ (NYSE:MMC) Deputy General Counsel and Corporate Secretary Lucy Fato discusses “best practices” and key corporate governance issues, including the separation of the Chairman and CEO roles, board declassification, shareholder outreach and the challenges of board diversity and recruitment. In addition [...]

• Court revives part of insurer bid-rigging suit
  Court revives part of insurer bid-rigging suit

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court has restored part of a nationwide class-action lawsuit accusing dozens of insurers and brokers of conspiring to rig the insurance market. The ruling is...

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• Marsh & McLennan, CVS Caremark among big movers
  Marsh & McLennan, CVS Caremark among big movers

  Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE: Marsh & McLennan Cos., down 42 cents at $20.57 Marsh & McLennan is selling...

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• Marsh Revenue Up 9% in Q2
  

  Marsh Revenue Up 9% in Q2

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• Altegrity to acquire MMC's Kroll in $1.13 billion deal
  Altegrity to acquire MMC's Kroll in $1.13 billion deal

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc <MMC.N> said on Monday that it plans to sell Kroll, a risk consulting firm, to Altegrity in a $1.13 billion deal. Kroll, put up for sale by the No. 2...

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• Altegrity to acquire Kroll for $1.1 billion
  Altegrity to acquire Kroll for $1.1 billion

  Marsh & McLennan is selling its risk consulting subsidiary Kroll Inc. for $1.13 billion to Altegrity. The companies announced the all-cash transaction before markets opened Monday. The deal is...

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• Ex-Marsh Executives’ Bid-Rigging Convictions Tossed on New Evidence
  Ex-Marsh Executives’ Bid-Rigging Convictions Tossed on Ne...

  A New York judge has thrown out the convictions of two former Marsh & McLennan Cos. executives for their roles in an insurance bid-rigging scheme that led to an $850 million settlement with the...

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