Agencyport counts Lloyd’s as key revenue contributor
Software firm Agencyport has cited the Lloyd’s and London market as the key contributor to its 2012 revenue with 50% of its income coming from that sector.
Agencyport Software Europe reported a year-on-year revenue increase of 31%, a statement from the company said.
It works with more than 60% of Lloyd’s active managing general agents.
Phil Race
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