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19 October 2026Alternative Risk Transfer

Lloyd’s draws red lines for broker reinsurance as Cortina takes shape

Lloyd’s is laying down the law for broker-originated reinsurance structures in the market, including presumably the much-discussed Aon whole portfolio deal being called Cortina, placing requirements on allotment, ownership, contributors and more with key safeguards to manage negative selection.

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