Next Gen PPL platform must overcome data standards roadblocks to protect dominant London market role
Lloyd’s and London market electronic placement platform PPL has been warned market participants could turn to alternative solutions if their needs aren't met following delays to its next generation platform, now set for launch in 2023.
Last week, Placing Platform Limited announced that its long anticipated next generation platform will be rolled out in two stages next year.
Next Gen 1.0, which will replicate most of the current
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