11 September 2017Insurance

Parts of the Lloyd’s Vision 2025 ‘should be reconsidered’

Despite its long history and its distribution prowess, Lloyd’s and the London Market are at a point of a central transformation, said Nick Frankland, CEO of the UK business at Aon Benfield, speaking at a press conference the reinsurance broker held at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous yesterday (Sunday September 9).

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