The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) represents the interests of the Lloyd's community, providing professional and technical support to our members. All managing and members' agents at Lloyd’s are full members, together managing a gross premium income of around £26 billion in 2015.
Since the publication of Lloyd’s Bulletin Y5258 in July we have been working hard to produce model policy language to help our members (the managing agents at Lloyd’s) to address the evolving...
An insurer's perspective on defining cyber risk in space...
Unity of consensus over the need to digitalise the Lloyd’s market has finally arrived. We have left ‘will we or won’t we’ behind, and abandoned the noise that has...
Lloyd’s has established a new insurance company based in Brussels (Lloyd’s Insurance Company S.A., known as Lloyd’s Brussels), to underwrite non-life insurance and facultative reinsurance risks located in EEA...
The LMA is focusing its efforts on realising benefits to delegated claims agents (DCAs) in the Lloyd’s market. Delegated authority (DA) claims is a priority for the Lloyd’s Market...
The Lloyd’s insurance hub creates not just a concentration of talent, services and capital, but can also deliver diverse thinking and ideas about the challenges that the economy faces...
The London market is currently the largest global hub for commercial and specialty risk. This means that we are frequently conducting business with companies and individuals around the world. According to Keith Warburton, Director at Think Global Growth, when working in a global commercial environment, understanding the impact of cultural differences is one of the keys to international business success...
Hurricane frequency and severity in catastrophe models - An Exposure Management Working Group forum event held in the Old Library on 5 July was attended by over 180 managing agent representatives. This was around the theme of “hurricane frequency and severity in catastrophe models – where are we going” and consisted of a panel with representatives from the Met Office, UCL, AIR, RMS and ARA. Paul Nunn (SCOR) chaired the event...
