Carnegie-Brown proposes central risk appetite for fossil fuels as Lloyd’s targets net zero

Lloyd’s chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown has called for the market to establish a central risk appetite for its total fossil fuel exposures which over time will tighten as the market moves towards net zero.

 

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