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Software for Insurers, MGAs & Lloyd's. Track regulatory rules as part of operations. Make decisions with context.

London, UK
Joined March 2015
You don't have to build the map from scratch. We've already built one. Pick the area that matters most and make it yours.
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Updating a procedure document takes hours. Then it sits in a shared drive until the next review. Here's another way: delegated authority (DA) oversight at Halden, our fictitious Lloyd's managing agent, as one flow.
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Find your way around your business like a city. Here's Halden, our fictitious Lloyd's managing agent, on one tube map. Each team runs its own line, and work hands over where the lines cross.
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What if your procedures ran like a tube map? Today most live in thick documents, split across files and versions, and out of date by the time anyone opens them.
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This week we opened two parts of Halden's risk management framework: appetite and policies. Halden is a fictitious Lloyd's managing agent. The whole framework sits on one map.
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One indicator watches both: out-of-authority binding. Both owners see the same number. Next week: how we draw processes, as tube maps of the business. covianalytics.com/halden/fra…
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Appetite: "The coverholders and partners who act for us stay inside the authority we give them." Policy: "Every risk is written inside a signed authority." Both land where a coverholder binds a risk.
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Your risk appetite and your policies sit in different documents. At Halden, a fictitious Lloyd's managing agent, they meet on the same step of the work.
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Some principles serve more than one policy. "Claims data is complete and checked before use" is written once and used by three. See all four example policies: covianalytics.com/resources/…
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Each policy breaks into principles, each with its own owner and a test of what good looks like. Each principle maps to the risks it covers, the controls that show it is met, and the indicators that show it still holds.
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"Payments are handled properly" can't be checked. "Every payment has two authorisers" can. Here's how Halden, a fictitious Lloyd's managing agent, sets up its policies.
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An appetite statement says what the board won't accept. It rarely says what happens when a limit gets close. Here's how Halden, a fictitious Lloyd's managing agent, sets up its appetite.
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Ask where the risk framework lives, and you get a list of documents. Here's how Halden, a fictitious Lloyd's managing agent, sets up its framework on a page instead.
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"This is a solid start to the year." Lloyd's now operates in "a world that is structurally disorderly". Patrick Tiernan, Lloyd's Chief Executive So we turned Lloyd's first half into five questions for your own board.
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1/ What should a board take from Lloyd's first half? We read the 22-page Half Year Report 2026 and put the answer in six slides.
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Again and again we helped risk teams build reports the business didn't engage with. Accurate. Well-designed. Unread. The problem wasn't the report. It was where the report lived.
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Our clients' reports sit behind NDAs. So we built a fictitious managing agent, to show you how we work.
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Your board does not ignore risk. It ignores the risk report. Many risk teams spend weeks scoring risks on a 5×5 grid. The business has already put a number on most of the same risks, in its capital model, and files it with Lloyd's.
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