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11 November 2026Operational Risk

Seven out of 10 London brokers expect AI to cause huge disruption

London’s brokers are increasingly embracing artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies, but face significant challenges in attracting and developing the next generation of talent, according to Lloyd’s broker Burns & Wilcox Global Solutions.

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