28 March 2014Insurance

FERMA seeks caution on EU insurance contract law changes

Mooted changes to the regulatory treatment of differences between EU national insurance contract laws could jeopardise the smooth operation of the market for large risks in the region, according to Europe’s biggest representative body for risk managers.

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FERMA seeks caution on EU insurance contract law changes

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