Lloyd’s has announced that Julian James, its director of Worldwide Markets, will be leaving at the end of April to join Lockton International.
Lloyd’s CEO Richard Ward, issued a written statement, distributed by e-mail, in which he commented: “I would like to put on record how much Julian has contributed to Lloyd’s during his nine years here. In this time, he has been instrumental in rebuilding and developing Lloyd’s global presence.
His initial focus was on dealing with the regulatory issues arising from R&R and re-building confidence amongst brokers, risk managers and the wider market.
Kansas City’-based Lockton, Inc. acquired Alexander Forbes International Risk Services, the international brokerage operation of Alexander Forbes Limited, for around $170 million (See IJ web site Aug. 21, 2006). It formed Lockton International when it combined its international operations with the business acquired from Alexander Forbes. The main international office is in London.
Source: Lloyd’s
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