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16 October 2026Technology

Broad AI exclusions a red flag for Marsh, says CEO Doyle

John Doyle (pictured), CEO of broking giant Marsh, has said no to broad AI policy exclusions for his clients, where they could create uncertainty or coverage gaps.

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