Liberty strengthens marine division
Liberty Syndicates has hired Rob Henbury to the position of class underwriter to head up the line of business.
Operating from Liberty Syndicates’ underwriting box at Lloyd’s, Mr Henbury will underwrite a full range of marine hull business including hull and machinery ‘all risks’, total loss, building risks and
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