Lloyd’s of London
Founded in 1688 by Edward Lloyd in the City of London, Lloyd’s of London has grown to become the world’s most renowned marketplace for insurance and risk management. Unlike a conventional insurance company, Lloyd’s operates as an international market where a wide range of organisations—including insurers, brokers, and specialist firms—conduct business across diverse sectors such as insurance, banking, bonds, academia, marine transport, engineering, and financial services.
Headquartered in London, all activities at Lloyd’s are governed under the Lloyd’s Act of 1871, passed by the UK Parliament. Today, with its extensive global network, Lloyd’s stands as a symbol of trust, expertise, and innovation in the field of risk management.
Lloyd's standard certificates include an initial mother certificate that registers and confirms the applicant's information, along with subject certificates.
The standard is made up of a union of the International Federation of National Standards Associations and the United Nations Standard Coordinating Committee.
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Lloyd's Universal Certificate department
An organization that provides certification, testing, calibration, inspection, and other conformity assessment services may seek accreditation. Eligibility criteria for a certification body are based on the relevant national or international standard and include the required qualifications, knowledge and skills, staff training and experience, appropriate calibration and maintenance equipment, adequate quality assurance procedures and appropriate sampling methods.
Accreditation body is a reputable body that performs accreditation and usually acts as a private distribution organization whose main task is to evaluate the organizations that provide certification, testing, inspection and calibration services.
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