The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) exists at the very heart of Lloyd’s, a world-leading global marketplace for complex risk where solutions to challenges are delivered every day. All 51 Lloyd’s managing agencies, who write approximately £36 billion of premium per annum, and all Lloyd’s members agents, are members of the LMA.
We represent our members’ interests to organisations including governments, regulators, and the market’s central supporting body, the Corporation of Lloyd’s. We provide professional and technical expertise in areas ranging from model policy wordings to the implementation of innovative technologies. We connect with our members to identify and resolve issues facing the market, and work in partnership with Lloyd’s and the other market associations to influence initiatives and outcomes. We operate the market’s most comprehensive technical education service, the LMA Academy.
We run a number of joint marine committees with the International Underwriting Association (IUA) which cover issues relating to marine hull, war, cargo, rig, specie and liability. More information on our marine related work can be found at www.lmalloyds.com/underwriting.
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