




Underwriting members of Lloyd’s — collectively referred to as the Lloyd’s market — write business through syndicates and together form one of the world’s largest specialist commercial insurers and reinsurers, reporting gross written premiums (including brokerage) of £16.4 billion in 2006. In the same year, the capital and reserves supporting the Lloyd’s market (including the net resources of Lloyd’s) were £13.3 billion.
Both R-ADAG and ICICI Bank already have two insurance companies, each in life and general insurance, which are performing well in the country.
Sources at Lloyd’s say the preliminary round of preparation by both companies is already on and they have posted representatives on behalf of their companies in London. Both the companies have confirmed opening their representative offices in London.
Sources point out that setting up syndicates will be a long drawn-out process and many technical procedures have to be cleared before Lloyd’s permits these two Indian companies to enter its market.
New umbrella
Lloyd’s market is amongst the world’s largest reinsurance markets
Underwriting members of Lloyd’s write business through syndicates
Both the companies have opened their representative offices in London
ADAG’s representative will look after the reinsurance business
ICICI Lombard General Insurance’s representative would oversee the bancassurance needs of ICICI Bank in London.


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