The group continues to monitor the ongoing impacts of cladding on the market, regularly hosting market meetings with all interested parties.

The group hosts an annual symposium, bringing together delegates from across the Lloyd’s market to explore emerging trends, hear expert insights on systemic FinPro related exposures and examine their impact on claims handling. The forum supports knowledge sharing and equips attendees with the skills to respond effectively to evolving FinPro risks.

The group has created a guidance document to support claims handlers with the intricacies of handling Lloyd’s Claims Lead Arrangement.

The aim of the PICG Conference is to address and discuss salient issues that are relevant to the Property sector both in London and on an international basis and further to provide an educational and networking opportunity for claims practitioners within the Property sector.

PICG regularly meets with its broker counterparts to discuss common issues or how to better work together to provide an excellent claims service to customers.

PICG engages with and informs the wider property claims community a few times a year via forums, surveys and networking events. Please reach out to the committee secretary or the chairs for further details.

The PICG actively supports market coordination through the LMA in the event of a CAT and offer training and briefings as appropriate to the wider property claims community.

The community regularly hosts market groups and professionals to share their insights into their specific sectors, areas of expertise of career journeys, providing emerging professionals with exposure into areas outside of their day to day.

The community helps bring together early career claims professionals through regular events, workshops and informal meetups. These opportunities encourage relationship building across LMA member firms, promote knowledge exchange and connect individuals with mentors, peers, and industry leaders, helping them grow their professional network within the Lloyd’s market.

The community runs an educational series focused on soft skills and career development for claims professionals. Sessions cover topics such as communication, leadership and navigating career paths, equipping members with the tools and confidence to thrive both professionally and personally within the market.

The group continues to monitor geopolitical situations across multiple jurisdictions including the Ukrainian conflict with Russia, various South American and African conflicts and the ongoing Israeli/Haas conflict.

The group will again welcome the market to a Loss Adjuster panel discussion where representatives from various loss adjusting firms will join members of the group to discuss current hot topics across the sector.

In collaboration with the LMA Academy, the group has developed training programmes designed to aid all levels of cyber professionals in managing and handling cyber risks. The flagship course, Cyber Foundation Programme, runs annually and is aimed at helping early talent to recognise and understand cyber threats and manage claims.

The group hosts an annual Cyber Claims Forum, bringing together delegates from across the Lloyd’s market to explore emerging cyber trends, hear expert insights on systemic cyber events and examine their impact on claims handling. The forum supports knowledge sharing and equips attendees with the skills to respond effectively to evolving cyber risks.

The group contributed to the LMA’s response to the UK Government Ransomware Legislative Proposals, providing expertise on behalf of the claims market.

The group hosts an annual General Liability Symposium, bringing together delegates from across the Lloyd’s market to explore emerging general liability trends, hear expert insights on systemic general liability related exposures both here in the UK and internationally as well as examine their impact on claims handling. The event supports knowledge sharing and equips attendees with the skills to respond effectively to evolving general liability risks.

The group is focused on ongoing technical development for the general liability market, having recently held a ‘speed mentoring’ event to bring together new entrants to the general liability market with senior leaders to great success.

Extreme weather events such as hurricanes and flooding) are increasing cargo damage and vessel incidents. There is also greater scrutiny over pollution-related claims, especially involving oil or hazardous materials.

There remains uncertainty about how cyber losses are covered, especially in traditional marine policies.