Lloyd’s names high tax as top European business threat
European executives are risking short-termism according to Lloyd’s chief executive Richard Ward, with high taxation now seen as the number one threat to European business.
The London market commissioned an Ipsos Mori survey of more than 500 senior business leaders globally for its third risk index, and found European executives most focused on tax, overtaking a loss of
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