Original Article
The Geneva Papers (2007) 32, 413–425. doi:10.1057/palgrave.gpp.2510136
Towards a Global Approach to Reinsurance Regulation
Ralph Vogelgesanga and Matthias Kubiceka
aMunich Re Group, Group Legal, Koniginstra
e 107, 80802 Munchen, Germany. E-mails: rvogelgesang@munichre.com, mkubicek@munichre.com
Abstract
The article examines how supervisory rules and other regulations (can) restrict or impede reinsurers' access to the insurance markets. The authors make a plea for an international supervisory regime for reinsurance companies, which could be achieved through bilateral agreements between countries. Special provisions in free-trade and partnership agreements could also play a role.
Keywords:
reinsurance, reinsurance directive, market access, mutual recognition, group supervisor, Solvency II
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