“Twentieth Century-Fox’s Lloyds of London, […], is a pleasing photoplay, crammed with authentic detail of the Georgian England […]. As the vital Jonathan Blake, Tyrone Power Jr. plays a much more varied role than any he has had previously for the screen. Where sheer action and character delineation are concerned, he is excellent.” J.T.M.: ‘Lloyds of London’ Pleases at the Astor. In: The New York Times, 26. November 1936.
“Lloyd’s of London is a historically inaccurate epic that simply doesn’t work. […] subtlety is lacking throughout most of the screenplay, as are character shadings that might create people rather than the two-dimensional figures that inhabit the film. […] leaving only the very impressive physical production to recommend.”Craig Butler:Lloyd’s of London (Memento vom 31. Mai 2019 im Internet Archive) bei AllMovie (englisch)
