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8 September 2018InsuranceChristian Wuestner

Bloodshed at Lloyd’s

Lloyd’s of London is expected to force some syndicates to shed capacity and even close some entire lines of business in what many market participants view as the biggest and most fundamental restructuring the market has seen since the 1990s following the asbestos crisis.

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