The Lloyd's market wants to build-on its capital advantage, to make it even more flexible for institutional investors to deploy capital there
Lloyd's to make capital entry, investment more flexible | | | Lloyd's targets more flexibility for capital entering, investing. London Bridge hit $2.9bn in 2025  In a world where competition for capital continues to accelerate, the Lloyd's insurance and reinsurance market aims to create more flexibility for capital entering and investing there, recognising that its unique structure can help allocators access more risk per unit of capital than elsewhere. The strategic plan states that Lloyd's wants to innovate at scale, with the London Bridge 2 PCC insurance-linked securities (ILS) structure a cornerstone that exemplifies that. A reason Lloyd's is a natural innovation partner is that it has, "A capital model that shoulders more risk per dollar than any other financial institution," the strategy states. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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