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Q1 Market Message

07 Mar 2024

Patrick Tiernan, Chief of Markets shares the 2023 preliminary results and Lloyd's market outlook for 2024. Patrick is joined by Kirsten Mitchell-Wallace, Director of Portfolio Risk Management to outline how Lloyd's manages volatility across natural catastrophe and cyber; and by Burkhard Keese, Lloyd's Chief Financial Officer who provides an update on Lloyd's financial results and our disciplined approach to financial growth, increased agility and transparency.

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