Regulation

Holocaust row.

The Californian subsidiaries of insurer Muchener Ruckversicherungs Gesellschaft are being accused of...

Hung Fu fight ends.

Prudential has become the first foreign entrant to Taiwan's insurance market for more than 30 years ...

Air conditioning.

Ken Cannar highlights the laws that govern air travel and looks at whether the sky's the limit when passengers take legal action.

Slovakia opening.

Zurich Insurance, a subsidiary of Zurich Financial Services, has received a license for non-life ins...

Risk education.

As local authorities become swamped with claims from the public, risk managers need to get ahead in the litigation game, reports John Morrell.

Changing patterns of tartan law.

In the week after the Queen officially opened the Scottish Parliament, Andrew Ireland explains why insurers must make their voices heard as the country prepares itself to catch up with changes to the legal system.

What's in a Name?

Philip Goodman explains the application of diversity jurisdiction in a case involving Lloyd's Names.

Harbouring data.

Information derived from port state control can be an extremely useful tool for (re)insurers, argues Matthew Marshall.

Time to talk.

With moves afoot to promote mediation in the marine market, Richard Cornah extols the virtues of ADR.

Everest peaks.

Moody's has upgraded its insurance financial strength rating of Everest Re, one of the largest reins...

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