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Need for level-playing field for foreign reinsurance players in India: Lloyd's Nelson

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Lloyd's Global Chairman, John Nelson said that they will focus on specialist areas in India like B2B and catastrophe risks.
Lloyd's gets final approval from IRDAI to open branch in India

Lloyd's plans to open a reinsurance branch in the country, in time for the April major reinsurance renewals, following final regulatory (R3 or final) approval from the Insurance Regulatory Development Authority of India (IRDAI), a company statement issued here today said.
Lloyd's to apply for reinsurance branch in Mumbai

An onshore branch will provide Indian reinsurance brokers with local access to Lloyd's underwriting expertise and innovative reinsurance solutions for complex and specialist risks, including agriculture, infrastructure and disaster management.
Llyod's hopes to start operation in India in next one year

Welcoming the passage of Insurance Amendment Bill 2015, Nelson said, "We are pleased with the support we are receiving from Indian government and authorities for opening up the market." India is a very important market for Lloyd's, he said.

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John Nelson

Need for level-playing field for foreign reinsurance players in India: Lloyd's Nelson

Lloyd's gets final approval from IRDAI to open branch in India

Lloyd's to apply for reinsurance branch in Mumbai

Llyod's hopes to start operation in India in next one year