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3 November 2026Reinsurance

‘A two-way marketplace’: Lloyd’s seeks bigger role in Asia

Lloyd’s wants to become a market that Asian buyers approach from the outset, rather than only when conventional insurance solutions fall short, as it looks to strengthen the two-way flow of expertise, business and capital between Asia and London. Emma Loynes, CEO of Lloyd’s Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA), tells SIRC Today.

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