What type of coverage is not typically found in Lloyds markets?

Lloyd's of London is known for its ability to underwrite a broad range of specialty insurance products, including marine, aviation, and non-marine coverage. However, life insurance is not a primary focus of the Lloyd's markets.

Lloyd's operates primarily as a market for insuring risks that are either too complex or unique for traditional insurers, such as those found in marine and aviation sectors, as well as various forms of non-marine property and casualty. The structure of Lloyd's enables it to employ a syndicate model where multiple members can underwrite large and often unusual risks.

In contrast, life insurance typically falls under traditional insurance companies rather than Lloyd's because these companies specialize in life, health, and casualty insurance where the underwriting and risk assessment processes differ significantly from other types of coverage. Therefore, life insurance coverage is generally absent from the offerings within Lloyd's markets, distinguishing it from the more prevalent types of coverage found there.