HDI gets underwriting sign-off from Lloyd’s for new syndicate
HDI Global UK & Ireland has been given permission to underwrite from Lloyd’s for Syndicate 2029, meaning it can fire up activities ahead of business incepting on 1 January 2027.
The insurer was granted approval in principle from the marketplace in September.
According to the insurer, the syndicate will complement its platforms and international capabilities, enhancing access to the company’s specialist underwriting expertise through the Lloyd’s market.
PortfolioSyndicate 2029 will initially write a portfolio of specialty and corporate insurance products through the Lloyd’s market, including:
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