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The Federation of European Risk Management Associations has welcomed as "a good first step" the response of the Brazilian government to complaints and concerns from corporate insurance buyers and national and international reinsurance markets about restrictive executive orders rolling back liberalisation of the market.

In response to the issues raised from the insurance community, the Brazilian government published Resolution 232 to rescind the complete prohibition of intra-company cessions effected from 31 March

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