How does the London Market keep its edge post-Blueprint Two?
Following the shelving of Blueprint Two, Tom Luckham explores how the London market is learning from the successes and failures of the programme in order to transform the technical capabilities of the sector.
In 2019, Blueprint Two was launched as a sweeping transformation programme aimed at modernising the London market in terms of placement, accounting, and claims.
However delays, dismays, and changes of
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