Marsh appoints ex-JLT man in energy practice role
Mr Higgins was previously an account executive responsible for upstream, midstream and downstream business at Lloyd & Partners and, before that, was chairman of the energy and marine division at JLT. He brings 35 years' experience to his new role.
Mr Higgins will be based in London and will report to Andrew George, chairman of Marsh’s global energy practice.
Mr George commented: “Richard Higgins’ expertise, excellent market relationships and proven dedication to serving his clients will help
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