C-suite - Insurer: Apocalypse now?
As long as there is choice in the market, it would take a brave insurer to write off Lloyd’s just yet, says Aegis head of broker relations Nigel Roberts.
In this column in January, Toby Esser, the group CEO of Cooper Gay, Swett & Crawford, asked: “What is the future for Lloyd’s brokers within the international hub model adopted by Lloyd’s?”
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