All essential corporate information can be found in this section, including details of Syndicate 1955 at Lloyd’s and the management structure of the Barbican Group.
Specific reference is also made to Barbican Channel Islands and Barbican Reinsurance.
Equity Development reckon Lloyd's syndicates apparently most exposed to risk from Hurricane Earl "are the three side-car syndicates 6103 (MAP), 6104 (Hiscox) and 6106 (Amlin).
Just a few months after joining as their new CEO, Clive Buesnel has resigned from Jubilee. The group writes motor, property, personal lines and life business with a total capacity of around £170m.
Former head of Prudential and AXA, Mark Wood, has been signed up by Lloyd's insurer Chaucer as a non-executive director. He joins the audit, remuneration and nomination committees.
One of the major benefits of doing business at Lloyd’s is its degree of financial security. Stringent solvency controls make sure the market meets the highest standards. Lloyd’s structure and inbuilt precautions provide you and your clients with reassuringly high levels of financial protection.
This is demonstrated by Lloyd’s ‘chain of security’ and recognised by Lloyd’s financial ratings. For more information about how Lloyd’s operates, go to: www.lloyds.com .
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