Lloyd’s reveals upcoming Council change

Lloyd's Council announces change

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Lloyd’s reveals upcoming Council change

Three-year term to begin in February next year

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Terry Gangcuangco

The Council of Lloyd’s, which is responsible for the management and supervision of the Lloyd’s market, has announced the uncontested election of Liberty Corporate Capital Limited as a corporate external member of the council.

The firm will be represented on the governing body by Jane Warren, who begins her three-year term on February 1, 2025, following an open vacancy.

Warren holds an extensive leadership portfolio, serving as the active underwriter for Syndicate 4472 at Lloyd’s, as well as a board director for Liberty Corporate Capital Limited.

She is also the chief underwriting officer and a board director at Liberty Managing Agency Limited, the UK legal entities managing director of Liberty Specialty Markets, and UK branch manager for Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe.

Additionally, Warren is part of other industry bodies, including the Lloyd’s Market Association, the Lloyd’s Sustainability Committee, and the London Market Group.

Commenting on the development, outgoing Lloyd’s chair Bruce Carnegie-Brown said: “Jane has witnessed the progress of our market over the last 30 years, having held senior roles in underwriting, broking, and operations for major global companies.

“She brings a wealth of experience from time spent in both the London and Bermuda markets and has helped lead and effect genuine and lasting cultural change through her executive sponsorship of DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) initiatives at Liberty.

From May 1, 2025, the Lloyd’s Council will be chaired by Sir Charles Roxburgh KCB.

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