Am Trust applies to combine three syndicates
Am Trust has applied to Lloyd’s for approval to combine its three fully aligned non-life syndicates under one management.
The group has submitted a Syndicate Business Forecast for business written by syndicates 1206, 5820 and 1861 to be consolidated into a single Syndicate 1861 for the 2018 year of account.
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