12 May 2015Insurance

Lloyd’s would be “fool-hardy” to ignore emerging hubs, says Beale

Inga Beale, the chief executive of Lloyd’s, challenged the notion that the growth of global business hubs such as Singapore could be damaging to the London market, and Lloyd’s in particular, in a speech in Singapore today (Tuesday May 12).

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