15 February 2013Insurance

EC study “vindicates” re/insurers accused of anti-competitive practices

Insurers and reinsurers in Europe will feel vindicated by a recent report published by the European Commission (EC) and conducted by Ernst & Young that concludes that the practice of co-re/insurance agreements in the subscription market does not break competition rules.

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