A Supercat event is defined as generating an insured market loss of at least USD10 billion.
Insurers are warned about an eventual 'supercat' event in...
The ESRB will be responsible for macro-prudential oversight of the EU's financial system to prevent or lessen systemic risks, avoid situations of widespread financial...
Solvency II is a significant area of European regulatory reform with implications for insurers (both life and non-life).
The proposed Solvency 2 regime represents the...
This term generally refers to some injury, harm, damage or financial deteriment that a person sustains. Losses may be insured or uninsured. Whether a...
An insurance which covers the insured against third party claims or, in the case of employer’s liability insurance, claims by employees, subject to specified...
An agreement that allows for certain changes to the terms of an insurance or reinsurance contract to be agreed by the leading underwriter(s) without...
The underwriter of a syndicate or insurance company who is responsible for setting the terms of an insurance or reinsurance contract that is subscribed...
An official term used in EEA insurance regulation. The formal definition of “Large Risks” is found in the EU’s 2nd Non-Life Insurance Directive (88/357)....
Depending on the context this term may refer to -
(a) the society of individual and corporate underwriting members that insure and reinsure risks as...