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In January 2020, he was named managing executive of global strategy, supporting underwriting operations across the company. Since becoming president of Markel International in 2021, the division has seen a nearly 40% increase in gross written premiums and a more than 250% rise in net underwriting profit. Before joining Markel, Wilson led the Lloyd’s Asia…

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