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15 May 2026Operational Risk

Iran war impact won’t touch Lloyd’s of London £50bn capital reserves, says Turk

The Iran war will not have a big enough impact to eat into Lloyd’s of London’s £50 billion core capital reserves, said chief of market performance Rachel Turk (pictured).

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