Proof, Not Attestation: Meeting Lloyd's Principle 4

Lloyd's elevated Claims Management to a hurdle Principle on January 1, 2026. Every managing agent must now demonstrate compliance against six sub-principles and produce the data to prove it, and the DCAs and coverholders handling claims for them carry it through the managing agent's oversight, audit and reporting requirements.

The three-part series covers what that actually requires, in operational, measurable terms, and the practical path to getting there.

The Series

1. Part 1What Lloyd's Now RequiresThe six sub-principles translated into measurable KPIs, the governing standards behind each one, and what distinguishes Advanced from Foundational maturity.Read Part 1 Here →
2. Part 2From Requirement to ProofHow to turn each sub-principle into reporting that holds up under assessment, and the delegated authority reckoning Sub-principle 5 is creating across the market.In the full paper
3. Part 3Becoming Evidence-ReadyA six-step practical path to Principle 4 compliance and a full mapping of VCA's platform capabilities against every sub-principle.In the full paper
4. CompanionExecutive BriefA two-minute version covering the core obligation, the six sub-principles in plain operational terms, the delegated authority reckoning, and where to start. Written for a COO or board member who needs to understand the landscape without reading the full white paper.With the full paper