Lloyd's Names group sets up investigation taskforce for syndicate losses
A Names group has set up an “investigation” taskforce to uncover the reason behind the huge losses of Lloyd's Equity syndicate 218 and KGM 260 in the 2008 account.
The 80-strong team, headed by David Johns-Powell, is said to have no plans to take legal action against the managing agents but want to find out what happened to the accounts and then discuss
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