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Marsh asia appoints vickery as placement leader and hubbard as chairman of placement rein asia
Friday, February 20, 2026
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Marine & Cargo

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“APAC will also likely be the largest area for organic growth for most Clubs once vessel costs start coming down as many of the larger owners in the region are seemingly cash rich and ready to invest.”

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