Global Re reports substantial balance sheet loss
Global Re announced that the 2003 financial year was another difficult one for the firm. After discontinuing the underwriting of new property and casualty business on 26 October 2002, Global Re
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Lloyd's ethnic diversity in a workplace report
We've published our Ethnic Diversity in the Workplace report.
— Lloyd's (@LloydsofLondon) October 23, 2020
Through a combination of personal stories and a survey, the report highlights the experiences of black and minority ethnic colleagues in our market to bring different perspectives into focus.https://t.co/NtUa13vTh5
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