LLOYD’S OF LONDON: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND CONTEMPORARY ROLE
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https://doi.org/10.60078/2992-877X-2025-vol3-iss2-pp194-199Abstract
This article is devoted to analyzing the modern role of Lloyd’s of London – the oldest and the biggest insurance marketplace in the world – in addressing current challenges and opportunities within the global insurance landscape. It examines the institution's historical evolution, its unique business model, and its capacity to adapt to emerging risks such as climate change and sustainability issues.
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Lloyd’s syndicates insurance risk management reinsuranceReferences
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