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8 May 2026Insurance

Lloyd’s weighs how much of its investigation into ex-CEO John Neal it can make public: report

Lloyd’s of London chairman Sir Charles Roxburgh is weighing whether to make the findings of a probe into ex-CEO John Neal over alleged inappropriate workplace conduct public, according to the Financial Times.

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