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MamoTCV contributes to the 6th edition of The Insurance and Reinsurance Law Review Insurance & Reinsurance

MamoTCV contributes to the 6th edition of The Insurance and Reinsurance Law Review

MamoTCV has contributed to the 6th Edition of The Insurance and Reinsurance Law Review which was published in May 2018. This review has been edited by Peter Rogan (Ince & Co LLP) and provides an overview of the legal and regulatory regime for (re)insurance undertakings and intermediaries in 30 jurisdictions. The publication provides guidance on legal and market developments in each jurisdiction aiding comparative analysis. The publication encourages a business-focused approach in comparison to standard legal guides. MamoTCV's contribution to the Malta chapter can be read or downloaded here: The Insurance and Reinsurance Law ReviewDisclaimer This document does not purport…
Petra Attard
29th May 2018
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Postponement of the applicability of the Insurance Distribution Directive Insurance & Reinsurance

Postponement of the applicability of the Insurance Distribution Directive

On 14 March 2018, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union adopted Directive 2018/411 postponing the application of the Insurance Distribution Directive ('IDD') to 1 October 2018. Directive 2018/411 also extends to 1 July 2018 the deadline for member states to transpose the IDD into national laws.The European Parliament held that the postponement from 23 February 2018 to 1 October 2018 for the coming into force of the IDD is to give insurance undertakings and insurance distributors more time to better prepare for a correct an effective implementation of the IDD. Directive 2018/411 also notes that a…
Petra Attard
22nd March 2018
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Postponement of the applicability of the Insurance Distribution Directive Insurance & Reinsurance

Postponement of the applicability of the Insurance Distribution Directive

On 14 March 2018, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union adopted Directive 2018/411 postponing the application of the Insurance Distribution Directive ('IDD') to 1 October 2018. Directive 2018/411 also extends to 1 July 2018 the deadline for member states to transpose the IDD into national laws.The European Parliament held that the postponement from 23 February 2018 to 1 October 2018 for the coming into force of the IDD is to give insurance undertakings and insurance distributors more time to better prepare for a correct an effective implementation of the IDD. Directive 2018/411 also notes that a…
Petra Attard
22nd March 2018
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Insurance Intermediaries update: the Insurance Distribution Directive and the proposed amendments to the Insurance Intermediaries Act and the Insurance Business Act Insurance & Reinsurance

Insurance Intermediaries update: the Insurance Distribution Directive and the proposed amendments to the Insurance Intermediaries Act and the Insurance Business Act

Further to the MFSA Circular on the transposition of the Insurance Distribution Directive ('IDD') issued on the 10th April 2017, the MFSA has now issued a consultation document highlighting the main changes proposed to be carried out to the Insurance Intermediaries Act ('IIA') as well as the Insurance Business Act ('IBA'). Attached to the consultation document are the draft bills amending the IIA and IBA. The MFSA has also issued for consultation the proposed Insurance Distribution (Exemption) Regulations, 2017. A. Insurance agent, broker and managerThe IDD introduces a number of new requirements. In order for an insurance agent, insurance manger…
Petra Attard
1st August 2017
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Malta: Securitisation Cell Companies Insurance & Reinsurance

Malta: Securitisation Cell Companies

The Securitisation Cell Companies Regulations (S.L. 386.16) which were enacted on the 28th November 2014 provide for an effective and robust legal framework for segregation of different sets of assets and risk instrument within a single special purpose vehicle, the Securitisation Cell Company, permitting the creation of multiple securitisation transactions without incurring any risk of cross-contamination between the different creditors and investors of the individual cells.To date the Maltese regulator, the Malta Financial Services Authority has 36 notified securitisation vehicles, and one reinsurance vehicle.Furthermore 17 cells have been granted a licence. Key features of Securitisation Cell CompaniesA Securitisation Cell Company (SCC)…
Petra Attard
11th May 2017