Lloyd’s and Bermuda markets 'should work together rather than competing' says Lloyd’s chair

Lloyd’s of London and the Bermuda insurance market have many common interests and should focus more on growing the size of the insurance market for mutual benefit than on competing against each other, according to Bruce Carnegie-Brown, Lloyd’s chairman.

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Lloyd’s and Bermuda markets 'should work together rather than competing' says Lloyd’s chair

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