Surplus Lines - Lloyds Flashcards
What is Council of Lloyds?
Governing body of Society of Lloyds
Ultimate Responsibility for Management of Lloyds
Top of committee hierarchy
FSA Stands for?
Financial Services Authority
Regulatory Arm of UK Govt. overseeing Lloyds
Financial Services Authority Responsibilities
Regulating Lloyd’s (UK Govt Agency)
1) Direct supervision of Mananging Agents
2) Monitoring Capital Solvency
Function of Lloyd’s Corporation
Manage risk in market to protect Lloyd’s
Central Assets (Capital Requirements)
Brand
Reputation
Who does Council of Lloyds act through?
Franchise Board
Franchise Board
Surrogate for Council of Lloyds
Responsible for developing & directing the Lloyd’s franchise so that long term return to all capital providers is maximised.
Who appoints members of Franchise Board?
Council of Lloyds
Who exercises day to day powers & functions of the Council & Franchise Board?
1) Executive Team
2) CEO
3) Directors of Corporation
Distribution Channel consists of (3)?
1) Brokers
2) Coverholders
3) Service Companies
Who are Coverholders?
Companies authorised by a managing agent to enter into contracts of insurance or issue insurance docs on behalf of the members of a syndicate.
What is a Service Company?
1) An approved Lloyd’s coverholder (corporate version)
2) Wholly owned subsidiary of a managing agent or its holding company .
What do Coverholders do?
Place Risk
What do Service Companies do?
Place Risk
What is a Managing Agent?
Company(ies) that manage one or more Syndicates. Act on behalf of capital providers.
What does a Managing Agent do?
Employs underwriters & handles day to day running of Syndicate operations.
What is a Member?
Those who provide capital for syndicate’s underwriting (assumption of risk).
Who are Members?
individuals
major insurance groups
companies on London Stock Exchange
limited partnerships
What do Syndicates do?
Underwrite risk & terms
What is a Syndicate?
Group of Members willing to assume risk
Underwriting Room
Location at Lloyds where brokers / uw negotiate
What is referred to as the Chain of Security?
Lloyd’s Capital Structure
Lloyd’s Capital Structure (3 links)
1) Syndicate Level Assets (Policy Premiums)
2) Members Funds at Lloyds (FAL)
3) Central Assets
Which Lloyds funds are held in trust?
Syndicate assets & FAL (Members Funds at Lloyds
Are Syndicate & FAL assets mutual?
No, they are several. Each responsible for own losses.
Central Fund
Mutual assets held by Corporation to meet any member’s liabilities.
Mutual Assets
Assets available to meet any member’s liabilities.