Institute Of London Underwriters

Definition of "Institute of london underwriters"

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Trade association of insurance companies that writes transportation, aviation, and marine insurance. The association began operation in the 1880s and it suggests standard clauses to be incorporated in policies written by the underwriters in London.

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