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Marine: an opportunity to expand?
Further casualties predicted in Lloyd’s marine crackdown as global rivals circle
The impact of Lloyd’s remediation work is leading to rate increases in marine lines as capacity exits, but there are concerns it is also driving away good business into competitor global markets
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