Lloyd's of London [4] intends to remain in its current building at least until 2031. The largest player in the insurance and reinsurance industry has no plans to terminate the current lease, which expires in nine years.
Thus, Lloyd's is considering extending its lease with Ping An, the world's largest insurer and owner of the Lloyd's Building since 2013.
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