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30 November 2023Insurance

CFC top officers step down after Lloyd's misconduct probe

Two top executives of CFC have stepped down and will leave the business following the completion of an investigation by Lloyd’s of London into allegations of non-financial misconduct at the company. This development has triggered a series of management changes at the specialist insurance provider.

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