Lloyd’s October legal review found no evidence of Neal wrongdoing over Clement
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Lloyd’s October legal review found no evidence of Neal wrongdoing over Clement

The review found an unrelated breach over the CEO failing to log a journey on a private jet.

By Catrin Shi Fiona Robertson Rebecca Perkins Rachel Dalton
December 08, 2025
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The October external review commissioned by Sir Charles Roxburgh and conducted by law firm Goodwin Procter found no evidence that Lloyd’s CEO John Neal’s promotion of former head of corporate affairs Rebekah Clement was unjustified, and no evidence of...

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