Sean McGovern and his legal team at Lloyd's of London have long been used to handling international issues, given the nature of the insurance giant's impressive client base. But Lloyd's current international push has given the team new opportunities and challenges that go beyond the call of duty, even for some of the best-resourced in-house teams. After all, how many other in-house teams have the task of influencing overseas governments?
June 18, 2008 at 09:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Lloyd’s of London is undergoing major changes. Leigh Jackson talks to director and general counsel Sean McGovern about how the insurance giant is positioning itself to benefit from emerging markets
Sean McGovern (pictured) and his legal team at Lloyd’s of London have long been used to handling international issues, given the nature of the insurance giant’s impressive client base.
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