Brexit Update: ABI Issues Advice to Drivers Post March 2019 Deadline
We may yet leave the EU – who knew? This is a very unlikely scenario of course, given the huge number of wealthy people and corrupt politicians determined to keep the [...]
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Guernsey Regulator Update: ILS Cells & Rollover Rules Change
Guernsey has agreed to allow insurance-linked securities cells to benefit from rollover provisions, in a move which has been welcomed by the island’s thriving ILS sector. [...]
RSA Transfers EU Risks to Luxembourg, with Jan 1st 2019 Incept Date
On Thursday 29 November, the High Court sanctioned the Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc (RSAI) Part VII transfer, which facilitates the transfer of RSAI’s European [...]
Insurtech & More: Clyde and Co Offer Predictions for 2019
We live in exciting times regarding insurance; there’s still a raft of changes ahead, powered by AI, and regulatory problems, as governments struggle to adapt to a new, [...]
Brexit: Green Card Omnishambles Looms for Commercial & Tourist Drivers
Brexit looks increasingly unlikely to happen, as both the EU and UK politicians scramble to make sure the UK continues to remain in the single market, subject to Brussels [...]
Storms and Brief Cold Spell Sent Insurance Claims Up in Early 2018
Bad weather insurance claims rocketed by 290%, in the first quarter as insurers helped customers hit by the Beast from the East, says the latest press info from the [...]
GDPR Clock is Ticking Says Beazley International – Fines Could Hit Hard
Raf Sanchez, Beazley International Breach Response Service Manager, comments ahead of the introduction of GDPR on 25 May: “Regulators and individuals are on the cusp of [...]
Compliance: Will GDPR Cause a Spike in Data Requests from Policyholders?
GDPR comes in effect in a few weeks and one of the big questions for insurers and brokers alike will be how many customers will demand to see their data files? New findings [...]