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Overview

For over twenty-five years we have led the Brit Space Consortium, offering bespoke wordings for both launch and in orbit risks to carefully selected clients.

Launch and In-Orbit

Our product provides cover for damage to or failure of the satellite or launch vehicle. The technical nature of the industry means we evaluate every risk with the assistance of one of the world’s leading satellite operators.

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Download the Brit app to get real time information on where we are and how to find us.

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David Cummings

Claims Manager, Specialist Liability

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Marko Ninkovic

Head of Claims, Specialty

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Tom Hillier

Managing Director, Specialty

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LLIFT SPACE

Brit is also a co-lead for LLIFT Space – the satellite market’s first purpose-built consortium for the insurance needs of the Smallsat sector.

LLIFT Space offers flexible coverage options for small satellites at pre-launch, launch and during their early operations in space. With an ability to write 100% of any small satellite risk, and new, clear, and simple policy wordings, the modular structure allows scalability and flexibility together with easy access through a variety of distribution channels.

This article published by Lloyd’s of London provides more details.

LLIFT SPACE

The traditional satellite market has a positive outlook. Our data-hungry society requires access to the internet at all times; irrespective of location, device or what we are trying to access. Each year we see a further explosion of the amount of data being transferred. Less than twenty years ago we were using modems and dialup connections that took ten minutes to download one still image. Today we expect seamless video streaming to a hand-held mobile device whilst travelling at 180mph on a train through a tunnel under the sea – and it’s happening.

Gary C Brice Head of Marine and Space