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Lloyd's of London may exit “Inside Out” home after three decades
4 monthes ago | By The Real Deal New York
Lloyd's of London, the 300-year-old insurer that takes on complex risks from ships to oil rigs and the legs of soccer players, is pondering whether to bail out of its famed London headquarters now that flexible working seems here to stay. The world's largest commercial insurance firm said it could move out of its “inside-out” building home of 36 years, according to the Daily Mail. “As we adapt to new structures and flexible ways of
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