Brit becomes latest Lloyd’s carrier to exit engineering

Bernard Goyder

13 December 2018

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Brit has stopped underwriting engineering risks from London, The Insurance Insider understands, becoming the latest in a series of Lloyd’s managing agents to pull out of the line of business.

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