These sexual-harassment allegations are the first in the Lloyd's insurance market to become public since the exchange's CEO, John Neal, pledged in March to crack down on the misconduct reported by Bloomberg. (Photo: Luke MacGregor/Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) — Two executives at a top Lloyd's of London insurance company have resigned following allegations of sexual harassment. One was accused of groping colleagues at a booze-fueled party, the other of stalking a junior employee.
The first executive was said to have grabbed one colleague's buttocks, unbuttoned another's shirt and made lewd sexual remarks at a party for employees of Tokio Marine Kiln Group Ltd., one of the largest so-called managing agents at the Lloyd's exchange, according to people familiar with the matter. The second allegedly bombarded a woman who reported directly to him with unsolicited text messages and emails asking her out on dates, even after she said she wasn't interested, the people said.
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