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9 September 2019Insurance

Capital rules that reward diversity have forced Lloyd’s syndicates into uncharted lines

The drive towards diversification to achieve greater capital efficiency has been partly responsible for the poor performance of some syndicates at Lloyd’s in recent years as carriers have looked to write lines of business without the appropriate expertise.

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