JLT to restructure business into three units

JLT to restructure business into three units: reinsurance, specialty, employee benefits

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Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group unveiled radical plans to restructure the business in its 2017 results, which it hopes will result in annualised savings of £40 million by 2020 for a one-off cost of £45 million spread across 2018 and 2019.

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