23 October 2017Insurance

US–EU agreement unlikely to mean demise of legal entities

The bilateral “covered agreement” between the US and EU provides regulatory clarity and reduces the regulatory burden for US and EU reinsurers operating in each other’s markets, according to AM Best.

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