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Founded in 1930, Markel Corporation is a global leader in specialty insurance, reinsurance, and investments. The company's business is structured around three primary engines: the Insurance engine, which focuses on hard-to-place niche risks; the Reinsurance engine, which provides coverage to other insurance companies; and the Markel Ventures engine, which owns a diverse portfolio of businesses outside of the insurance industry. Markel is known for its long-term investment philosophy and a corporate culture known as the "Markel Style," which emphasizes honesty, fairness, and a commitment to success.

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Markel Corporation

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