(Re) Insurance underwriting regulatory and claims issues in Latin America | Lloyd´s Insuralex – London, United Kingdom – May 29, 2018
This panel of Latin American insurance law experts, all members of the worldwide legal network Insuralex (www.insuralex.com), will provide the attendees with an update on Latin American underwriting, regulatory and legal issues.
The speakers will summarise the status of each Latin American (LatAm) jurisdiction from different angles to give the audience an idea of the current situation of the insurance & reinsurance market in this region.
The topics to be discussed are the following:
- LatAm from a political and economic stand point
- (re) insurance regulations – evolution and trends
- handling claims – key issues to have in mind
- new trends and business opportunities
- impact of Brexit in LatAm
- sanction clauses
- litigation vs. arbitration
Audience: Underwriters, claims, wording, legal, compliance and regulatory personnel
Event details:
Tuesday 29 May
15.30 – 17.00
Old Library, Lloyd’s
London EC3M 7HA
CDP: This masterclass qualifies for 1.5 CII CPD hours
More information, speakers and registration
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