Delegated Authority at Lloyd’s Insurance Company (LIC)

Overview

Lloyd’s Insurance Company S.A. (LIC) operates within the Lloyd’s market and follows the core Delegated Authority (DA) framework established by Lloyd’s.

Delegated Authority arrangements allow managing agents to delegate underwriting and/or claims authority to approved third parties, including:

Coverholders
Service Companies
Branches

At LIC, we apply the Lloyd’s global standards and processes, while ensuring alignment with local regulatory requirements across the European Economic Area (EEA).

For detailed guidance on application processes, requirements, and service standards, please refer to the central Lloyd’s Delegated Authority pages linked below and Crystal +.

Crystal +

Delegated Authority Applications

The application process, requirements, and approval framework are consistent with the Lloyd’s market approach.

This means:

A Lloyd’s broker may be involved but is not mandatory, depending on the structure of the arrangement
Applications are assessed against Lloyd’s global standards
Service expectations and timelines are aligned with the central Lloyd’s framework

For full application guidance, please refer to:

These pages provide the most up-to-date information on:

Application steps and requirements
Documentation
Service standards and timelines

Keeping information up to date

To ensure consistency across the Lloyd’s market and to avoid duplication, LIC pages provide a high-level overview only.

All detailed process guidance, documentation, and service standards are maintained centrally by Lloyd’s.

Find out more

Contact us

If you have questions specific to LIC Delegated Authority arrangements, please get in touch.

LloydsEurope.DelegatedAuthority@lloyds.com

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