17 December 2014Reinsurance

Argentina: a closer look

In Argentina, the insurance contract was first legislated by the Commercial Code issued in 1861 which—together with the regulation of commercial companies—began to give a framework of legal certainty, which enabled the establishment of a local insurance market.

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