Lloyd’s received approval from the New York Insurance Department to post reduced collateral on reinsurance contracts. Lloyd’s is approved as a Secure-3 reinsurer, meaning its collateral requirements will be reduced from 100 percent to 20 percent.
Lloyd’s Director of North America, Sean McGovern said, “We are very pleased that the New York Insurance Department has approved our application for reduced reinsurance collateral. This decision recognizes Lloyd’s long-standing financial strength and security.”
“Foreign reinsurers play an important part in supporting the US insurance
industry and the steps taken by some individual states to reduce collateral
requirements are to be welcomed. However, our goal remains the complete and
consistent removal of discriminatory collateral requirements in the US.”
Topics Excess Surplus New York Reinsurance Lloyd's
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