Lloyd’s of London Names Former Aviva Executive as Next CEO

Historic insurance market Lloyd’s of London appoints new chief executive

Internal candidate Patrick Tiernan takes the top job, as the marketplace also transitions to a new chairman and finance chief.

Lloyd’s of London Names Former Aviva Executive as Next CEO

Lloyd’s of London has named Patrick Tiernan as its next Chief Executive Officer following the departure of current boss John Neal who is set to move to Aon Plc.

Lloyd's appoints Patrick Tiernan CEO

The Council of Lloyd's selects executive with more than 30 years of experience to lead the organization.

Lloyd’s Appoints Patrick Tiernan As CEO

Lloyd’s of London has announced the appointment of Patrick Tiernan as its new chief executive officer (CEO), effective June 1, 2025, following formal approval by the Council of Lloyd’s. Tiernan, who currently holds the position of chief of markets at Lloyd’s, has been a key figure in the organization since joining in May 2021. In his current role, he has overseen critical aspects of the business, including underwriting, claims management, exposu…

Lloyd’s market at a 'pivotal point' as new leadership takes helm: LMA CEO

Sheila Cameron, CEO of the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA), has suggested that with Patrick Tiernan and Charles Roxburgh appointed as the new CEO and Chair of Lloyd’s, they are stepping in at a “pivotal point” and have a real opportunity to elevate the marketplace at a time when it is more critical than ever to UK PLC. Cameron said the new arrivals are hugely welcomed by the LMA and its members, adding, “This new team will inherit a global insu…

The London insurance marketplace appoints Patrick Tiernan as CEO. The manager has been working for Lloyd's since 2021. At that time, he was installed as the first Chief of Markets. His position as Chairman of the Board will take on Tiernan on June 1st. He succeeds John Neal, who announced his move to Aon at the beginning of the year. Patrick Tiernan becomes Lloyd's CEO first appeared on insurance business today.