Edward Lloyd’s coffee house

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Edward Lloyd’s coffee house was a late 17th-century London gathering place for merchants and shipowners that became the cradle of the modern insurance market later known as Lloyd’s of London.

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instanceOf London coffee house
coffee house
historical business establishment
associatedIndustry marine insurance
shipping
associatedWith Lloyd’s of London NERFINISHED
London maritime trade
cityDistrict City of London NERFINISHED
country England
era late Stuart period
evolvedInto Lloyd’s of London NERFINISHED
foundedBy Edward Lloyd NERFINISHED
function gathering place for merchants
gathering place for shipowners
informal insurance market
hasLanguageOfBusiness English
historicalRole early center for underwriting marine risks
information hub for shipping movements
industry hospitality
knownFor marine insurance business
maritime news
shipping intelligence
locatedIn England
London NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
namedAfter Edward Lloyd NERFINISHED
openedInDecade 1680s
operatedInCentury 17th century
primaryClientele merchants
shipowners
underwriters
significance cradle of the modern insurance market
precursor of Lloyd’s of London
usedFor exchanging commercial information
meeting place for maritime community
negotiating insurance contracts

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Lloyd’s of London originatedAs Edward Lloyd’s coffee house