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Lloyd’s of London appoints Bruce Carnegie-Brown as chairman
By Oliver SuessLloyds of London named Bruce Carnegie-Brown to succeed John Nelson as chairman of the insurance market founded in a coffee house in 1688.
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Lloyds of London named Bruce Carnegie-Brown to succeed John Nelson as chairman of the insurance market founded in a coffee house in 1688.
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