14 April 2016Insurance

Panama Papers scandal will result in complex re/insurance claims

Re/insurers face a race against time to assess their potential exposures to the so-called Panama Papers, the high profile data breach at Panama law firm Mossack Fonseca, which has resulted in numerous high profile individuals being accused of tax avoidance, a legal adviser to the industry has warned.

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