JLT renames Municipal Risks division
Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT) is renaming its Municipal Risks division Jardine Lloyd Thompson Public Sector Risks. Mark Barnes, regional managing director of JLT Public Sector Risks, said: "Over recent years, we have extended our spheres of activity into public sectors including the police, fire service and the NHS. We feel the name Public Sector Risks more adequately reflects the larger scope of our operations."
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