Requirements and standards
Requirements and standards for being part of the Lloyd's market including minimum standards, Acts and Byelaws and brand guidelines
Requirements & Standards
View all 'Requirements & Standards'Advance consents
Advance consents reduce the administrative burden on managing agents. Instead of managing agents having to apply to Lloyd’s for certain permissions, Lloyd’s gives “advance consent” provided the managing agent meets specific conditions.
Lloyd's brand
Lloyd’s brand guidelines are designed to help you understand how you can use the brand within your own communications.
Lloyd's codes
Codes made and issued pursuant to paragraph 31 of the Underwriting Byelaw and paragraph 5 of the Requirements made pursuant to the Underwriting Byelaw
Managing agents dealing with non-Lloyd's brokers
Lloyd's worked with the LMA to provide this practical guidance for managing agents in respect of dealing with non-Lloyd's brokers.
Minimum Standards
The Minimum Standards are statements of business conduct which managing agents are expected to comply with to operate at Lloyd’s.
Requirements made under byelaws
Lloyd's Underwriting Requirements currently in force by category.
Supplemental requirements and guidance
“Performance Management – Supplemental Requirements and Guidance” consolidates and replaces a number of existing requirements and guidance which have previously been communicated to the market in Market Bulletins and emails.
Market oversight
This oversight plan is to provide managing agents with a summary of the Corporation’s view of the key risks facing the market.
Electronic placement
In order to accelerate the transformation from paper to digital the Lloyd’s Board and Council have approved the details of a mandate for electronic placement on a phased basis.
Core Data Record
The Core Data Record (CDR) will ultimately enable standardised, quality data to flow through the Lloyd’s market.