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20 September 2023Insurance

Lloyd’s puts secondary perils to peak status in warning on climate change

The blurring of lines between peak and secondary perils will work its way into the Lloyd’s framework as Lloyd’s overseers consider expanding the LCM5, the Lloyd’s framework covering catastrophe exposure, beyond the core five perils.

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