Lloyd’s Brussels News

Insurer Lancashire to Use Lloyd’s EU Hub in Brussels After Brexit

Property and casualty insurer Lancashire Holdings Ltd will use insurance market Lloyd’s of London’s European Union hub in Brussels after Britain leaves the European Union, its top boss told Reuters. “We have negotiated with Lloyd’s and we will write businesses …

Rottiers Appointed as CEO of Lloyd’s Brussels

Sonja Rottiers has been appointed as the chief executive officer of Lloyd’s Brussels. She will also be Lloyd’s regional director for Europe, Middle East and Africa, and will take up her position in February. Rottiers’ career spans over 30 years …

Lloyd’s Officially Opens Its EU Headquarters, Lloyd’s Brussels

Lloyd’s, the insurance and reinsurance market, officially opened Lloyd’s Brussels, its post-Brexit headquarters in the European Union. Lloyd’s Brussels is Lloyd’s first Europe-wide operation and will bring Lloyd’s expertise closer to its customers and partners in Europe, Lloyd’s said in …

In Event of Hard Brexit, Lloyd’s Commits to Pay All Valid Claims

Lloyd’s said it is working on transferring all European Economic Area (EEA) business to its EU headquarters, Lloyd’s Brussels, before the end of 2020 via a Part VII transfer. (Part VII transfers, in part, enable a UK insurer to transfer …

Lloyd’s Market Association & Lloyd’s Issue Policy Documents in Preparation for Brexit

A new suite of policy documentation, to support the underwriting of risks from the European Economic Area by Lloyd’s Brussels, has been published. The new documents were prepared by the Lloyd’s Market Association’s (LMA)* wordings team, working closely with the …

Lloyd’s Receives Approval for Brussels Subsidiary

Lloyd’s of London reported that it has received licence approval from the National Bank of Belgium for Lloyd’s Insurance Co. Lloyd’s Brussels will be able to write non-life risks from the European Economic Area (EEA), so Lloyd’s customers can continue …

Why Lloyd’s Chose Brussels for Post-Brexit Outpost: CEO Beale

Lloyd’s of London remains on schedule to have its post-Brexit outpost ready for business beginning in January 2019, CEO Inga Beale confirmed at a recent meeting of U.S. regulators in Washington, D.C. “We’re just working through the final regulatory aspects …