By having John Neal as both CEO and PMD, Lloyd's loses a helpful structural tension on growth
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By having John Neal as both CEO and PMD, Lloyd's loses a helpful structural tension on growth

Adam McNestrie
03 March 2020
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We wrote in the immediate aftermath of our January revelation that Jon Hancock was leaving Lloyd's that this represented a blow to the market at a critical juncture.

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