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Committee

David Powell

Head of Technical Underwriting
Committee secretary

Leigh Allen

Executive, Technical Underwriting
Committee secretary

Julian Barker

Chair

James Wilson

Deputy Chair

Key issues covered

The committee addresses evolving geopolitical, credit and economic exposures while supporting underwriters with clear wordings and risk insights. A key focus of the committee is responding to Lloyd’s market oversight reviews, ensuring classes remain sustainable, well-performing and aligned with regulatory expectations.

Bank capital regulatory issues

The committee reviews global banking rules, particularly Basel frameworks, to advocate for the recognition of credit insurance as an effective credit risk mitigant. This work supports the role of insurers in structured finance, ensuring the support of the London market remains viable for banks under tightening capital adequacy requirements and regulatory scrutiny.

Education and training

The committee supports the development of training programmes and initiatives aimed at enhancing market expertise in political risk, credit and financial contingencies.

Wordings

The committee helps to develop and issue LMA wordings for use across the market. To receive email notification of new wordings, please subscribe.

LSW1950 – Loan Market Association Credit Risk Insurance Policy
LMA5427B – Political Risk Cyber Endorsement
LMA5539 – Affirmatory Cyber Clause (for use with Political Risk, Credit, and Financial Guarantee Policies)
LMA5408 – Cyber Risks Endorsement (for use with Political Risk, Credit, and Financial Guarantee Policies)
LMA3138D – Comprehensive Contractors Plant Insurance – Political Risks (CCP)

Upcoming events

For events hosted online, joining instructions will be emailed to all registered attendees closer to the date of the event no later than 24 hours prior to commencement.
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The LMA is delighted to invite HR directors in the Lloyd's market to attend the next HRD Forum.
This event will coincide with the publication of two new Barnett Waddingham reports: a market survey on AI risk management and a practical AI best practice guide. The session will explore key findings from the research and examine how firms are approaching governance, oversight and operational implementation of AI tools.