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Market Moves: Brokers bring in more new recruits with JLT, Marsh and Willis welcoming fresh faces

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Brokers Marsh, Willis and JLT dominated the broking space this week with a raft of new appointments. Marsh created a new corporate division, JLT added three new staff to its financial institutions team and Willis recruited chief executives for its captive practice and London-based Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Meanwhile, there were also moves this week for Aegis in the insurer space, Equity among affinity players and Berrymans Lace Mawer in the legal arena.

• In the insurer space, Aegis London has recruited Varian Bush as its new energy exploration and production property underwriter. Bush replaces Chris Knowles, who is retiring. As part of his role

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