Submit delegated authority bordereaux to Lloyd's through the Core Data Record standard via Delegated Data Manager
domain: lloyds.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the coverholder or managing agent's binder is currently in scope for Core Data Record (CDR) reporting under Lloyd's market requirements
Map bordereau fields (premium, claims, exposure) to the CDR's required data elements, aligned with ACORD technical standards
Submit bordereaux through the Delegated Data Manager (DDM) platform rather than legacy bilateral spreadsheet exchange
Resolve DDM data quality validation errors before submissions flow into premium/claims matching and regulatory reporting
Reconcile DDM-distributed data against internal underwriting and claims records for the relevant sections and markets in the binder
Monitor Lloyd's market communications for CDR scope expansion, since delegated authority rollout proceeds class-of-business by class-of-business
Known gotchas
CDR/DDM scope has been phased in by class of business (piloted on North American property, then expanded), so verify current scope before assuming a given binder is covered
DDM replaced the earlier DA SATS submission tooling -- integration guidance referencing the older name may be outdated
Data must align with both the Lloyd's Market Reform Contract (MRC) v3 and ACORD standards concurrently; mapping to only one standard risks rejected submissions
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