Lloyd's Wordings Repository
If you're an underwriter, wordings technician, or broker, you know that all the terms and conditions of an insurance contract - including policy wordings - need to be certain before policy inception. To help you achieve contract certainty, the Lloyd's Wordings Repository enables you to view vetted policy wordings and clauses regularly used within the London market.
Find it fast
Two types of searches are available - simple and advanced. You can access the wording or the clause you wish to view or print by entering the reference number or a partial reference.
Alternatively, you can conduct selective searches by market, class of business, jurisdiction or language or by searching the text, title or effective date of the policy wording itself.
The advanced search capabilities also allow you to search within different sections: core, managing agent, broker or third party. You can choose as many sections as you wish, as well as selecting active or archive content.
Access the Lloyd's Wordings Repository
How do I get access?
If you're a Lloyd's managing agent, please complete the attached Lloyd's User Licence agreement and send an original signed copy of the contract to:
The LMA, Suite 426, Lloyds, One Lime Street, London EC3M 7DQ as this is required by Lloyd's for official signature. If you have any queries please email lma@lmalloyds.com.
If you are a broker, insurance company or other organisation, please contact Chris Kent.
Chris Kent
European Business Development
ISO, Inc.
4th Floor, New London House
6 London Street
London EC3R 7LP
UK
chris.kent@verisk.com
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7680 4977 (Direct)
Cell: +44 (0) 75 2540 1591
Sponsored wordings agreement
While our main objective is to create a shared source of viewable, available vetted wordings we recognise that you may also wish to store your own wordings in the repository for convenience. If this is the case Lloyd's managing agents will also need to sign the Sponsored Wordings Agreement, which clarifies your obligations regarding the content that you store on the repository.
