Exeter Institute - Lloyds of London Tour

The tour of Lloyds of London provides a unique opportunity to explore the inner workings of this historic institution. Scheduled for the 27th of March at 12:30, led by Peter Fletcher and Tim Gould, the tour promises an insightful journey through the building's striking modern architecture and its rich history. Participants will have the chance to visit the Underwriting Room, known for the iconic Lutine Bell and the Loss Book, and learn about the market's operation and its role in global insurance and reinsurance.

The tour will also cover the 1986 building designed by the architect Richard Rogers, famous for its high-tech, innovative design that stands out amidst the traditional architecture of London's financial district. This building, often referred to as the "Inside-Out Building", showcases the market's adaptability and forward-thinking approach.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this event delegates will:

• Understand the high level history of Lloyds of London
• View key parts of the Lloyds of London building
• Network with other insurance professionals

Peter Fletcher - With a background in insurance and history, Peter brings a wealth of knowledge to his tours of Lloyds. His expertise in the market's operations and its historical significance provides a comprehensive view of Lloyd's, making complex topics accessible to all audiences.

Tim Gould - Tim, known for his engaging storytelling and deep understanding of London's financial district, offers a unique perspective on the tour. His experience in public speaking and education helps illuminate the nuances of insurance and the pivotal role Lloyds plays in the global economy.