Mr. Peter Lane This is Me

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1. 1. Company information - Exchange Bond

   www.exchangebond.com/media/com - [Cached]

   Published on: 7/18/2008   Last Visited: 7/18/2008

   Peter Lane

2. 2. The Exchange Insurance Company board - Exchange Bond

   www.exchangebond.com/aboutus/e - [Cached]

   Published on: 7/18/2008   Last Visited: 7/18/2008

   Frank left Lloyd's in July 2001 and has been working with Peter Lane on a number of projects since then within the insurance sector and has also been working with Graeme Stephen on several private equity investments.
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   Peter Lane
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   Peter Lane - Non-Executive Director
   
   Peter is a former Economic Adviser to HM Treasury.
   
   He spent over 13 years with Royal Dutch Shell, including acting as CEO in the Eastern Caribbean and as a Director of Shell UK Oil.In 1994, Peter joined Lloyd's of London as a Director, and was a key figure in the successful Reconstruction & Renewal programme that restored Lloyd's.Following the rescue programme, he was appointed Managing Director, North America, with the brief to re-establish Lloyd's position in its key market.
   
   After leaving Lloyd's, Peter established a joint venture with a New York based insurance group where he served as President & CEO.
   
   Since returning home to the UK in 2002, he has been engaged in a number of ventures through his consulting and investment firm.
   
   Peter holds a B.Sc.Econ. (Hons), an MA (Economics) and is an alumnus of the Harvard Business School.

3. 3. U.S. Court Paves Way for Lloyd's Reconstruction Plan - 8/28/96

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   Published on: 8/28/1996   Last Visited: 9/5/2007

   "What's important for the moment is that we've gotten all the legal obstacles out of the way," said Peter Lane, Lloyd's director of North American operations.
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   According to Mr. Lane, 82% of Lloyd's members had signed up by yesterday and more are expected following the appeals court decision.Lloyd's members who don't agree to join the plan will be forced into it anyway, but won't receive a discount on their debts because they haven't given up their rights to sue.
   
   Mr. Lane said that faxes from American members wanting to join the reconstruction plan began to surge into Lloyd's headquarters shortly aafter the Baltimore decision was announced.Until them, only 53% of its U.S. members had responded, he said.Given the confusing circumstances, Mr. Lane said, Lloyd's will agree to relax today's deadline for the Americans.