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Prince Charles’ speech to open the next parliamentary session referred to a new bill that will introduce a competitiveness objective for the financial regulators. -
Replacement changes will be made by Q4 2022 after a warning from the DoJ.
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The Australian buyer’s deal disclosures reveal details around regulatory probes into the London market wholesaler.
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Plans to ban the shipping of Russian oil met with strong opposition from Greece, which has a large shipping industry.
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The department said that the changes appear to automatically lower the ratings of assets solely rated by S&P’s competitors.
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The bloc’s sixth round of sanctions are expected to prohibit insuring vessels transporting Russian oil.
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The consultation unveils the details on a new mobilisation regime for insurer start-ups, along with plans to cut reporting burdens.
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Conditions for SPAC D&O are likely to remain turbulent, amid the heightened SEC scrutiny and uncertainty concerning claims resolution.
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The insurance trade body said the OECD’s proposal “lacked the appropriate clarity”.
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ABIR is pushing back on behalf of the Bermuda cohort of companies, whose debt is significantly impacted.
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The regulator plans to review applications from wholesale insurance firms initially on the basis of preliminary information.
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The PRA said that rising costs stemmed largely from the need to establish a robust post-Brexit regulatory regime.
