Andrew Hare appointed Chief Executive Officer of Japan, Marsh Re - Reinsurance News

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Marsh, an insurance and reinsurance broker and risk advisor, has announced the appointment of Andrew Hare as Chief Executive Officer of Japan, Marsh Re, effective January 1, 2027, subject to regulatory approval.
He succeeds Jeremy Fox, who will continue in his role as Chairman, Asia Pacific, Marsh Re.
Hare joined Marsh in May 2026 and will continue to serve as Head of Growth for Marsh Re in Asia Pacific alongside his new role.
As CEO of Japan, Marsh Re, the executive will be responsible for overseeing client management, and set strategic initiatives to continue to grow the business in the country.
Hare brings over two decades of experience in the reinsurance and insurance industry, including 15 years in Asia Pacific, to the role.
He spent 17 years of his career with Aon, and joined Marsh from the financial services technology provider FIS, where he was Head of Insurance for Asia Pacific.
Hare will relocate to Tokyo from Singapore in mid-2027 and will report to Tony Gallagher, CEO, Asia Pacific, Marsh Re, who commented: “Japan is a vitally important market for our clients and Andrew is a leader of exceptional commercial judgement who understands the importance of long-term relationships.
“He will build on the strong foundation established by Jeremy, whose continued role as Chairman will ensure a smooth transition for our clients.”
Hare added: “I am honoured to take on leadership responsibility for Marsh’s reinsurance business in Japan, which is one of the most sophisticated markets in our industry and built on relationships measured in decades.
“I look forward to working with our talented colleagues and the market as we support our clients in managing their risk portfolios.”

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