A survey commissioned by Lloyd’s of London has revealed 480 people working in the world’s oldest insurance market have experienced or seen sexual harassment in the last year.
The survey was commissioned by Lloyd's chief executive John Neal amid allegations of widespread physical and verbal harassment within the Lloyd’s of London building.
The 300-year-old trading floor had earlier been rocked by a report from financial news agency Bloomberg which included complaints by 18 women about verbal and physical assault.
