Insurance · industry standard
Market Reform Contract (MRC) and JMRC
The Market Reform Contract is the standard contract document of the London insurance market — the structured slip that brokers and underwriters place risk against. Its machine-readable descendants, the JSON Market Reform Contract (JMRC) and MRCv3, together with Lloyd’s Core Data Record, are the closest thing global insurance has to a standard, callable representation of an insurance contract.
www.acord.orgThe standard
2007First published
No — prose specification onlyMachine-readable schema · gated
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Also known as MRC, MRCv3, JMRC, JSON Market Reform Contract, Lloyd's Core Data Record.
Providers that carry Market Reform Contract 0
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