26 March 2014Insurance

Lloyd’s GWP hits new high; CEO eyes more growth

Helped by a benign year for catastrophes, Lloyd’s made a substantially improved profit in 2013 and its gross written premium reached a new high. Its new chief executive said the result represented a solid base from which it would target further international growth especially in under-insured economies.

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