FIDES (Federación Interamericana de Empresas de Seguros) has launched a report on insurance regulatory matters in the countries where FIDES has member insurer associations. FIDES represents 18 Latin American countries as well as Spain and The United States.
Topics include:
- Licensing requirements for setting up insurers
- Regulatory and financial information
- Solvency requirements
- Supervision
- Distribution channels
- Reinsurance
- Investments
- Microinsurance regulations
- Cyber risk regulations
- Technology regulations
- Statistical information
| Time (Miami) | Agenda | Speaker | Organization |
| 11:00 – 11:05 | Opening remarks | Rodrigo Bedoya – President of FIDES | FIDES |
| 11:05 – 12:00 | Regulatory Compendium
1.Insuralex Latin America & 20th anniversary. 2.The compendium of insurance regulations: 2.1.Scope of the project and countries included in the compendium. 2.2.Country report. 2.3.Comparative tables. 2.4.Insurance regulation annex. 3.Topics developed in the compendium. 4.Practical use cases: review of the licensing process for insurers and registration of foreign reinsurers in the region.
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Lucas Fajardo. Vice President of the Board of Directors and Regional Leader of Insuralex in Latin America (Brigard Urrutia).
Carlos Iván Sucre. Exclusive Member of Insuralex in Panama (Sucre, Arias, Reyes). |
Insuralex |
| 12:00 – 12:20 | Questions and answers | FIDES & Insuralex Latin America | FIDES & Insuralex |
| 12:20 – 12:30 | Closing | Rodrigo Bedoya
Lucas Fajardo |
FIDES & Insuralex |
About Insuralex:
Founded in 2002, Insuralex is a group created by independent law firms that specialise in Insurance and Reinsurance coverage, defence, litigation and all other related legal services.
Insuralex works for a wide range of clients including insurance and reinsurance companies, Lloyd’s syndicates, insurance and reinsurance brokers as well as captives and self-insured companies.
Each member of Insuralex is considered to be a leading practice in this specialist field within its national jurisdiction.
Insuralex Latin American insurance law practice covers countries such as: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
