Broking giant Marsh has announced that it has recorded a doubling of fourth-quarter revenue on the back of higher commissions.
The US giant revealed that its quarterly profit has doubled during the last year, which helped higher insurance related fees.
The New York-based firm said fourth-quarter profit rose 117% to $312m (£190m).
Revenue from its insurance brokerage business rose 18% to $1.6bn (£975m) on the back of soaring commercial lines premiums.
