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All systems go…

Posted by Carl Phillips on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at 9:11 am

A lot can happen in a month and the Endorsements Initiative is certainly testament to this. To date the initiative has received an overwhelmingly positive response and as a result received unanimous sign off by the Endorsements Management Group to move to ‘live’ status.
Broker involvement was spearheaded by Aon, Marsh and Willis and the LMA [...]

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Future Processing in the London Market

Posted by Carl Phillips on Wednesday, January 27th, 2010 at 11:36 am

You may remember that back in November of last year, I blogged about the Future of Central Services processing work that Market Operations had presented to the London Market Group. Since then, the LMG have appointed Tim Carroll, Underwriting Director at Canopius, as the Project Sponsor to provide direction and report to them on the [...]

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2009: bumper year for Market modernisation

Posted by Carl Phillips on Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009 at 9:48 am

As we approach the end of 2009 it seems an ideal time to reflect on the year – and what a bumper year we as a market have had!  It has certainly been challenging and one that has been packed full of major developments helping to modernise the market, so let me begin….
The Lloyd’s Exchange
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We’re getting the message

Posted by Carl Phillips on Monday, December 14th, 2009 at 2:17 pm

It’s hard to believe that  this time last year we were still in the midst of a tender process to find a vendor for the Lloyd’s Exchange. Since then, we’ve achieved a lot. Having picked IBM in early 2009, the Exchange is now up and running with over 40 organisations connected. We are on target [...]

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ACORD 2009.1 – Placing: standardise to this version please

Posted by Carl Phillips on Friday, October 16th, 2009 at 1:49 pm

ACORD standards develop over time by taking account of members’ feedback, based on their experience of implementing the standard’s specifications.
ACORD may publish up to two new releases of their existing standards a year, depending on members’ demand.
However, there has been latency—especially by early adopters—in moving on to a newer version of the standard. Up to [...]

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‘Data, but not as we know it…’

Posted by Carl Phillips on Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at 2:46 pm

You’ll notice ACORD is a recurring theme in my blogs and this is not just a coincidence. We are moving to an electronic world and the ACORD standard, which supports the use of structured data, is at the heart of this.

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Lloyd’s Exchange sends first message

Posted by Carl Phillips on Friday, August 14th, 2009 at 10:24 am

Little more than five months after signing the contract to create the Lloyd’s Exchange the market sent its first live placement message over the Lloyd’s Exchange on Tuesday. The message was sent by Miller to Aspen Re.
The significance of this event is that it validates the statements made about the Exchange and satisfies the market’s expectations that it [...]

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Reporting and regulatory environments

Posted by Carl Phillips on Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 at 1:02 pm

Lloyd’s is a global marketplace: it’s licensed to underwrite business in 79 territories and can accept risks from over 200 countries and territories. Like many international organisations working in multiple regulatory environments, Lloyd’s needs to adhere to the rules of each.
In other words, local tax authorities and industry regulators need to know about any and [...]

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Removal of negative Londonisms

Posted by Carl Phillips on Thursday, July 30th, 2009 at 3:58 pm

You might be asking yourself ‘what’s a Londonism?’
Simply put, a Londonism is a difference in the way that business is processed in London compared to other markets, such as Bermuda, the US and Continental Europe.
In 2008 Market Operations, supported by the Market Reform Office, started work on a project to analyse Londonisms, trying to capture [...]

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Lloyd’s Exchange: bringing the market on board

Posted by Carl Phillips on Friday, July 17th, 2009 at 10:12 am

The fact that the IBM technology underpinning the Lloyd’s Exchange had been tried and tested (and is fully operational in another insurance market) instilled confidence in the project team that technology wouldn’t be an obstacle to delivering the Lloyd’s Exchange to the market.
This confidence was well placed. Phase 1 of the pilot is now drawing [...]

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