Review of the year: February 2017

Review of the Year 2017 - February

A booze ban at Lloyd's, Ageas, management changes at Marsh/Bluefin, a logo dispute and an FCA warning hit the headlines in February.

5) As we swing into Christmas party season spare a thought for the hardworking men and women of Lloyd’s who were hit with an unexpected alcohol ban in February. Some in the market indicated support for the policy while others hit out at the ruling arguing it is possible to drink responsibly.

Lloyds introduces booze ban

Lloyd’s of London introduced a day-time alcohol ban which could see employees fired for gross misconduct if they are caught breaking the rule.

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