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12 January 2022Insurance

Markel brings former Bank of America/Merrill Lynch exec to lead investment portfolio

Markel Corporation has boosted the leadership of its investment portfolio with the hiring of a former Bank of America and Merrill Lynch executive.

Tyler Brown has joined as managing director of investments.

Brown will report to Tom Gayner, co-chief executive officer. In this role, he will assist Gayner in the management of the company's investment portfolio and manage investor relations.

Prior to joining Markel, Brown was with Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley as a research analyst where he led research for a long/short strategy called WPS Direct. Before TSW, he worked at Lawton Park Capital Management, a long/short hedge fund, where he performed deep fundamental analysis on targeted companies for possible investment.

His other experience includes various roles at Bank of America and Merrill Lynch.

"We're thrilled to welcome Tyler to Markel. He will be a strong asset to our team as we continue our long-term focus with the goal of generating superior investment returns," said Gayner. "Additionally, his knowledge and experience will play a key role in maintaining strong relationships with analysts and investors."

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