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New recruits add to specie, fine art and jewellery team.

JLT Specialty has appointed David Gordon and Barry Vickery, together with a further twenty of their former Willis colleagues, to its specie, fine art and jewellery team.

Gordon will take on the role of CEO of the specie, fine art and jewellery division within JLT Specialty.

He has been global managing director, Willis fine art, jewellery and specie since 2002.

Prior to that he held senior roles at Marsh and Sedgwick.

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Vickery was an executive director at Willis and before that leader of

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