Fully Comp episode 2: What next for Lloyd’s after the trading floor re-opening?
Welcome to the second episode of Fully Comp, Insurance Post’s new regular video series tackling some of the biggest issues in insurance.
Today we ask the question: What next for Lloyd’s after the trading floor reopening? Especially in light of the government’s announcement in on 22 September recommending a return to home working where
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