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...Neal predicted that the yield would rise to nearer 4 per cent....
...“We are all ‘doffing our berets’ and fondly remembering our time with him,” Neal said....
...John Neal, chief executive of Lloyd’s, says higher prices are a reaction to both an increase in claims and a long period of falling prices between 2010 and 2018....
...“Just this week, we’ve been trying to set up marine cargo insurance facilities [for] the transportation of grain,” Neal told the Financial Times....
...Chief executive John Neal has in the past talked of reorganising the famous underwriting room — the centrepiece of the market — to make it into a less formal space....
...The marketplace, where brokers and underwriters meet to buy and sell commercial policies, has been restructuring under chief executive John Neal after the companies that operate there complained that the...
...Mr Neal said Lloyd’s was helped by the layout of its famous Richard Rogers-designed building....
...Mr Neal said: “it is abundantly clear that we have much work to do and we must be impatient in our resolve to get there”....
...“Lots of insurance policies adjust economically . . . based on turnover or wage roll or utilisation,” Mr Neal said....
...Mr Neal said: “There is broad consensus that life can only return to normality after a vaccine is developed, distributed and administered around the world....
...“This online environment will combine the best features of 1 Lime Street with digital technology to create efficient, smart and collaborative ways of doing business,” said Mr Neal....
...“This is a loss of a magnitude that none of us have seen in our lifetime,” said John Neal, Lloyd’s chief executive....
...“There are three options,” said John Neal, Lloyd’s chief executive. One is for the insurers to be in the room but the brokers joining virtually....
...Some years earlier, Fink had become phone pals with Ralph Schlosstein, an investment banker at Shearson Lehman Hutton....
...The original document by Mr Neal calls for changes in six areas....
...Letter in response to this article: The most vulnerable may be relying on dividends / From Neal Kissel, Managing Director, Marakon, London EC2, UK...
...Mounting criticism “We’ve got to get to a common solution,” says John Neal, Lloyd’s of London chief executive. “It has to be in place for a second wave. We’ve got weeks not months.”...
...Mr Neal said: “I’m absolutely determined that we achieve far better gender equality, not just in the corporation but in the market itself.”...
...Lloyd’s chief executive John Neal said at the time that the findings were “extremely troubling” and launched a series of measures to tackle the problems....
...Mr Neal has been courting new business in the US, where AIG is based....
...Mr Neal, who became chief executive last year, has been consulting on ways to reform the market....
...In September, Mr Neal published what he calls a “Blueprint” detailing six ways he plans to turn Lloyd’s around....
...Mr Neal unveiled a series of measures in May designed to cut costs and pull more business into Lloyd’s....
...Mr Neal said: “We’re going to really measure progress and hold people to account.”...
...“Neal is trying to shorten that chain, which will take out cost.” Mr Neal’s proposals are open for consultation for the next 10 weeks....
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