Gibraltar insurer, Lamp, goes into liquidation amid insolvency
Liquidation application will be looked at in Court on 31 May as insolvent provider says it is still pursuing sale options.
Unrated insurer, Lamp applied for liquidation at the Supreme Court of Gibraltar late last week.
In a statement the Gibraltarian firm said that it made efforts to secure more investment, but its liquidation application will be heard in Court on Friday 31 May.
The statement read: “Having recently ceased to enter into new contracts of insurance or renew existing contracts the directors of Lamp Insurance Company and its parent company have been exploring all options available to them to obtain
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