Lloyd's Market Association appoints Tom Hamill to lead delegated authority matters

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The Lloyd’s Market Association has appointed Tom Hamill as senior executive, underwriting. Hammill will lead on all delegated authority matters, including binding authorities, lineslips, consortia and other facilities.

LMA claims that Hamill's appointment will provide a more coordinated approach to delegated underwriting issues. Previously he worked at the Channel Managing Agency as delegated underwriting

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