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11 whitepapers and resources
Domicile
The impact of Brexit on the insurance industry
Since the referendum on 23 June 2016, there has been a lot of uncertainty, but for the UK's insurance industry the shockwaves are likely to be felt for some time. In this whitepaper, Neil Clutterbuck, CUO at Allianz, considers the impact of Brexit upon the insurance industry.
How can businesses prepare for Brexit?
Formal negotiations have begun to bring about the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union. Our latest roundtable event heard businesses’ concerns over Brexit and offered helpful guidance. This article looks at what the roundtable revealed about how you can prepare for the potential impact of Brexit.
International Solvency II: Bring on Bermuda
Bermuda is poised to receive European Parliament approval for Solvency II equivalence, will this boost the market’s potential on a global scale?
International: The lure of Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein has more companies than citizens, but are UK insurers keen to join its corporate club? Download Post's article to find out more.
Go west: Are Asian investors likely to continue their interest in the European insurance market?
The European insurance market has proven attractive to Asian investors in recent years, but is the trend likely to continue? Post's article sheds light on recent Asian investments in the European insurance market and highlights the factors shaping future investment trends.
Redomiciling: Insurer's paradise?
With continued uncertainty over Solvency II, could more firms be tempted to follow the lead of Randall & Quilter and split their tax and regulatory domiciles? This article studies the pros of cons of domiciling in the UK or overseas.
Lloyd's UK country profile: October 2012
The London market continues to remain attractive to new players. However there is some concern that its current tax regime may not only reduce the UK's attractiveness to new insurers, but drive out existing ones. This Lloyd's report provides a snapshot of the UK's economy and insurance market.
Airmic guide to compliance of multi-national insurance programmes
The arrangement and purchase of compliant insurance programmes remains difficult and complicated. This guide outlines the difficulties and consequences of non-compliance of multinational programmes, identifies the key issues to ensure compliance and provides a structured approach to achieving this.
Solvency II rewrites the rules for insurers
The EU’s new regulatory framework will present compliance and strategic challenges for insurance companies worldwide. Is your organisation ready for Solvency II? Download this report to combat the impending regime by optimising resources and following ten steps for successful implementation.
Solvency II 2012 guidance notes
This guidance document provides further information for managing agents on Lloyd's published 2012 Solvency II timetable and the individual deliverables included. The key objective for 2012 is to ensure that agents can evidence that they are up to speed with the requirements of Solvency II.