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Lloyd's of London will invest 40 million pounds ($49.6 million) in regions affected by the transatlantic slave trade, it said on Wednesday, after a report

While there is still a diversity issue in the insurance industry, there is also a significant challenge when it comes to attracting and retaining young talent.

We cant ignore the history. We can explain it, we can educate.

British ships ferried over 3 million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyd’s of London insured many of those vessels, the people chained below deck sometimes categorized as “perishable goods”, alongside cattle, by the market’s underwriters. Lloyd’s involvement in the trans-Atlantic slave trade is not included in the market’s permanent exhibition at its modernistic ...

British ships ferried over 3 million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyd's of London insured many of those vessels, the people chained below deck sometimes categorized as “perishable goods”, alongside cattle, by the market's underwriters.

British ships ferried over 3 million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyds of London insured many of those vessels, the people chained below deck sometimes categorized as... | October 6, 2021

Lloyd's and the Bank of England have each hired a historian to delve into their roles in the slave trade and are planning on publicizing the results in the next year.

\LONDON — British ships ferried over 3 million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyd's of London insured many of those vessels, the

By Carolyn Cohn and Huw Jones
LONDON (Reuters) - British ships ferried over 3 million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyds of London insured many of those vessels, the people chained below deck sometimes categorized as “perishable goods”, alongside cattle, by the markets under...

British ships ferried over three million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyd’s of London insured many of those vessels, the people chained below deck sometimes categorised as “perishable goods”, alongside cattle, by the market’s underwriters.