Former Linklaters advocacy head Mark Humphries has been appointed as ombudsman to Lloyds of London. Humphries took up the prestigious role on 1 April for an initial three-year period, taking responsibility for handling complaints against the corporation of Lloyd's of London or one of its members. He replaces Sir Robin Mountfield, former cabinet office permanent secretary.
May 19, 2010 at 04:58 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Former Linklaters advocacy head Mark Humphries (pictured) has been appointed as ombudsman to Lloyds of London.
Humphries took up the prestigious role on 1 April for an initial three-year period, taking responsibility for handling complaints against the corporation of Lloyd’s of London or one of its members. He replaces Sir Robin Mountfield, former cabinet office permanent secretary.
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