Bitter-sweet Lime St.
Despite predictions of losses for the Lloyd's market, the Corporation's plans to put its own house in order are progressing, reports Anthony Gould.
Lloyd's has revealed that it expects to record losses for 1998.Figures for the 1996 year of account announced last week showed a downturn
from the previous three years, and Lloyd's chairman Max
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