21 March 2014Insurance

Regulatory timetables are too ambitious: GFIA chair

The unrealistic and unnecessarily ambitious timetables set around the implementation of some global regulatory regimes with profound consequences for insurers risk hindering the industry’s ability to support the ambitious economic growth targets agreed last month by G20 finance ministers.

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