Marsh McLennan (MRSH)

NYSE Financials Insurance Brokers S&P 500
$204.82
-4.61 (-2.20%)
Close of Nov 06, 2026 · end-of-day data
Dividend yield1.36%trailing 12 months
Annual dividend$2.79paid in the last year
Payout ratio33%of earnings
FrequencyQuarterly
Raised8 yrsin a row, within the ~10 years we track
5-year growth+13.3%per year

Dividends by year

YearTotal per sharePaymentsChange
2026 (to date)$2.793 —
2025$3.434 +12.5%
2024$3.054 +17.3%
2023$2.604 +15.6%
2022$2.254 +12.5%
2021$2.004 +8.7%
2020$1.844 +5.7%
2019$1.744 +10.1%
2018$1.584 +10.5%
2017$1.434 —

Payment history

by ex-dividend date
Ex-dividend dateAmount
Jul 23, 2026$0.9900
Apr 09, 2026$0.9000
Jan 29, 2026$0.9000
Oct 02, 2025$0.9000
Jul 24, 2025$0.9000
Apr 03, 2025$0.8150
Jan 30, 2025$0.8150
Oct 04, 2024$0.8150
Jul 25, 2024$0.8150
Apr 03, 2024$0.7100
Jan 24, 2024$0.7100
Oct 05, 2023$0.7100
Jul 26, 2023$0.7100
Apr 04, 2023$0.5900
Jan 25, 2023$0.5900
Oct 06, 2022$0.5900
Jul 27, 2022$0.5900
Apr 05, 2022$0.5350
Jan 26, 2022$0.5350
Oct 07, 2021$0.5350
Jul 28, 2021$0.5350
Apr 06, 2021$0.4650
Jan 29, 2021$0.4650
Oct 08, 2020$0.4650
Jul 24, 2020$0.4650
Apr 07, 2020$0.4550
Jan 28, 2020$0.4550
Oct 10, 2019$0.4550
Jul 10, 2019$0.4550
Apr 09, 2019$0.4150
Jan 29, 2019$0.4150
Oct 10, 2018$0.4150
Jul 10, 2018$0.4150
Apr 09, 2018$0.3750
Jan 30, 2018$0.3750
Oct 06, 2017$0.3750
Jul 07, 2017$0.3750
Apr 05, 2017$0.3400
Jan 23, 2017$0.3400

Payments are cash dividends per share by ex-dividend date, adjusted for stock splits, from daily price records; the upcoming dividend comes from the Nasdaq dividend calendar. Yield = dividends paid in the last 12 months divided by the latest close. Not investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Marsh McLennan pay in dividends?

Marsh McLennan paid $2.79 per share over the last 12 months, a yield of 1.36% at the latest close. It pays quarterly.

When is Marsh McLennan's next ex-dividend date?

No upcoming ex-dividend date is on the calendar yet. The most recent one was July 23, 2026.

What is an ex-dividend date?

The first trading day on which a new buyer of the stock is not entitled to the upcoming dividend. To receive it you must own the shares at the close of the trading day before the ex-date.