Lloyd’s private investors receive a 60% gain
Private investors backing Lloyd's insurance syndicates selected by Hampden Agencies Limited have benefited from a total return on capital of +62.8%. Hampden's Members' Agent Pooling Arrangement No.7200 is one of the firm's unit trust-like vehicles for clients who leave all their investment decisions to their professional manager.
The results just released are further evidence of the strength of the Lloyd's recovery that has been mooted by industry experts recently. Hampden expects its mainstream MAPA 7200's return in 2003 onOnly users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.
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