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Lloyd's appoints John Neal as chief executive
Lloyd’s confirms former QBE boss Neal as CEO
Neal will take up his position at Lloyd’s on October 15
ID Comment: Lloyd’s next CEO needs to bring cultural shift
Inga Beale’s tenure as chief executive has seen Lloyd’s gain ground in its modernisation drive, but the hearts and minds of many within the market are still to be won
Examining the future of Lloyd's
Viewpoint: 'Lloyd's will adapt and evolve in the midst of uncertainty'
The Lloyd’s insurance hub creates not just a concentration of talent, services and capital, but can also deliver diverse thinking and ideas about the challenges that the economy faces
ID Comment: Time for the London market to sober up?
Evan Greenberg’s stinging comments likening London underwriters to a bar full of drunks point to a need for sustained improvement in London’s resolve to deliver more favourable returns
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Liberty Mutual confirms 'strategic review' of Pembroke unit
US group may seek to take advantage of recent high valuations for London market operations
Standard Syndicate to go into run-off as capital backer exits Lloyd's
MS Amlin targets £300m profit in new strategic plan
Viewpoint: Business as usual won't cut it anymore - a new approach is needed
Lloyd’s crackdown on unprofitable business, wording changes and the digitisation agenda mean the London market must change its approach to the underwriting of US property risks
John Neal starts as Lloyd's CEO
Third-quarter results will bear the scars of an active storm season
Catastrophe losses and 2019 renewal prospects will be key elements of the Q3 reporting season
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