New Pelican-backed carrier led by ex-Aspen leaders gets Lloyd’s nod

New Asta-managed, Pelican-backed risk carrier Trium Cyber gets Lloyd’s nod for Jan 1

A new risk carrier backed by Jim Stanard’s Pelican Ventures has received final approval from the Lloyd’s of London to commence underwriting business incepting from January 1, 2023.

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