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Lloyd’s publishes two-year strategy

Lloyd's of London building

Lloyd’s has today released its 2010 – 2012 strategy after a review of the market’s position involving over 50 managing agents, brokers and market associations.

According to Lloyd's, maintaining and developing the attractiveness of its market is central to the strategy.

The approach includes working to ensure that London remains a competitive financial services centre, continuing work to improve the current operating environment and ensuring that the evolving regulatory landscape does not damage Lloyd's position.

Lloyd's CEO, Richard Ward, said: "This is about evolution, not revolution. We have stood up well in the face of the worst recession since the

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