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Lomas teases progress on female underwriting talent pipeline

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Mark Lomas, head of culture at Lloyd’s of London, has flagged the market has made progress with the shrinking pipeline of female underwriting talent.

Making the closing remarks at the Dive In ElevateHER International Women’s Day event on 10 March, Lomas acknowledged underwriting is behind the rest of the market when it comes to gender

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