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Marsh McLennan (NYSE: MMC) introduced Sentrisk, an AI-powered platform to revolutionize global supply chain risk management. With the rising threat to supply chains from geopolitical tensions and climate-related events, Sentrisk offers advanced technologies to map supply chains comprehensively and develop risk mitigation strategies. The tool provides deep insights into supply chain vulnerabilities, alerting users of disruptions and offering risk advisory services. Sentrisk addresses natural hazards, geopolitical, climate-related, reputational risks, and single-supplier dependencies, enhancing clients' resilience.
Marsh McLennan Agency, a subsidiary of Marsh, acquires AC Risk Management, an independent commercial lines brokerage in Melville, New York, specializing in property/casualty insurance for the construction industry. The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. ACRM employees, including CEO Matt Avellino, will continue working in their Melville office. The move aims to enhance risk mitigation services for businesses in the Long Island community.
