Name

UK: An alternative term for an individual underwriting member of Lloyd’s. Names face unlimited liability but are being phased out at Lloyd’s following the introduction of corporate membership.
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An individual member underwriting with unlimited liability. Since 6 March 2003 no person has been admitted as a new member to underwrite on an unlimited liability basis.
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An Underwriting member at Lloyd’s syndicate comprises of a group of names. A name is elected to Lloyd’s if he can show sufficient evidence of wealth and suitability of membership to the committee of Lloyd’s. A name takes no part in the affairs of a syndicate but guarantees his fortune to make good losses encountered by the syndicate on behalf of the name.
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UK: an underwriting member of Lloyd’s; the term is often used to refer to individual rather than corporate members.

Name Fidelity Bond

This type of bond names the person to be covered. For example, if a firm wanted to bond its bookkeeper and the bookkeeper’s name was John Smith, the firm could buy a fidelity bond that covers any dishonest acts by John Smith that cause a loss to the firm.

Name Limit

The maximum amount that a fire insurer is prepared to retain on insurances of a single insured in respect of goods at a particular location such as a warehouse or furniture depository, the balance being reinsurable under a surplus treaty.

Name schedule bonds

A type of public official or fidelity bond that lists the specific names and amounts of each named individual bonded. Name schedule bonds use one bond but attach a schedule of individual names of the bonded public officials. Each name will list a specific dollar amount for which that individual is being bonded. These may be used to bond a panel of city council members or similar body of officials.