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9 June 2025Risk Management

Lloyd’s insurers want more information on clients’ transition risks

Supply chain risks associated with disruptions to global trade from tariffs/trade wars will be some of the hottest talking points at the Airmic conference this year, Paul Davenport, finance and risk director at the Lloyd’s Market Association, has predicted.

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