InsurTech Futures: Lloyd’s launches new digital platform

Connectivity

Lloyd’s Bridge to work as online matching service between coverholders and underwriters.

Lloyd’s is piloting Lloyd’s Bridge in the UK, Australia and New Zealand as an online platform that matches insurance businesses with underwriters from the Lloyd’s market.

The introduction service has been designed to enable these businesses to underwrite certain policies on behalf of Lloyd’s.

According to the marketplace the digital service will increase ease and efficiency of connecting with underwriters.

Brokers have access to the platform if they act as a coverholder or are acting on

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