Lloyd’s of London chief set to step down

THE chief executive of the Lloyd’s of London insurance market is to step down at the end of the year.

Ward will step down at the end of the year

Chairman John Nelson said Lloyd’s was in a “significantly stronger position” than when Ward joined in 2006.

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Richard Ward will step down after nearly eight years in charge of the 325-year-old market.

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Chairman John Nelson said Lloyd’s was in a “significantly stronger position” than when Ward joined in 2006.

The Council of Lloyd’s that runs the market has begun the search for a successor.

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Former BP executive Ward was previously head of the International Petroleum Exchange.

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