Lloyd’s slows Blueprint Two roll-out as MGA’s seek a go-slow

Lloyd’s will delay the second phase of its roll-out of Blueprint Two digital services (which includes the Digital Gateway) following suggestion from managing agents that the initially set plans might be a pushing of the pace.

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