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14 June 2017Insurance

Lloyd’s may face conflict with members in emerging market embrace

Lloyd’s is losing market share in emerging markets including high-growth Asia and may face conflicts with members if it wants to regain business in the region, says Steve Jackson, partner at Rainmaker International, a Brokerslink specialty member.

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