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Lloyd’s captive pipeline ‘strong’ as government explores separate regulatory regime

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Lloyd’s has signalled that the launch of the market’s first captive syndicates in decades could be close at hand.

It comes as industry bodies are lobbying the government to formulate a specific UK regime for captives, subsidiaries that insure risks solely for their parent companies.

These are currently treated

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