Marsh Still Struggling After Loss Of Fees.

The article reports on the problems faced by insurance broker Marsh after its loss of about $800 million in revenue in the U.S. It mentions that the firm has been the target of analysts concerned about its future following stagnant organic growth reported through third quarter of 2007. David Small, an analyst with Bear Stearns, said the biggest problem faced by the company is not how they will be paid, but their ability to improve the cost structure and retain clients.