Malta

MDS offers self insurance facilities with launch of PCC

European insurance and reinsurance broking and risk consulting provider, MDS Group has launched of High Dome PCC, a protected cell company (PCC) to provide alternative risk financing services including self insurance facilities, access to reinsurance…

The GCC insurance market: Crème brûlée or Heath Bar?

The term crème brûlée was first used to refer to insurance in perhaps 2002 in an Insurance and Reinsurance Conference in Bermuda, and then used again during the following Monte Carlo Rendezvous and Baden Baden meetings of the same year.

Q&A John Schembri

The risk management association of Malta was the second new organisation to be admitted to the Federation of European Risk Management Associations last year. Marm president John Schembri spoke to Francesca Nyman about joining Ferma, Malta’s changing…

Kane restructures as HSBC deal completes

Captive insurance manager Kane has completed a management restructure coinciding with the completion of the first phase of its integration of HSBC Insurance Management.

Ferma adds two new members

The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (Ferma) has extended its membership to the risk management associations of Malta (MARM) and Slovenia (SI.RISK).

Post Magazine – 28 July 2011

This week the Post team reports on the confusion over reports in the Irish press that Quinn Insurance founder Sean Quinn has acquired a Malta-based insurance licence and as set to launch new company Q2 in competition with his former business which fell…

Sean Quinn’s new venture has no Malta licence

The Malta Financial Services Authority has denied reports that Sean Quinn has a Malta- based insurance licence for his new insurance company, Q2, according to sister publication Insurance Age.

Sean Quinn’s new venture has no Malta licence

The Malta Financial Services Authority has denied reports that Sean Quinn has a Malta- based insurance licence for his new insurance company, Q2, according to sister publication Insurance Age.

View from the Top: recent developments in captive Europe

Traditional captive domiciles in Europe include Guernsey and Gibraltar, as well as, in the European Union, Luxembourg, which is still dynamic and stable, and Ireland, which is in clear retraction. However, new developments are being seen in the market.

Eight against EU-wide tax base

Eight countries have come out against plans to introduce a standard European Union-wide corporate tax base, following the deadline of 20 May.

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