Notes on an insurance journey
Our insurance sector has passed by major transformations. In 2003, we had a new Civil Code, with new controversies created. We were there, helping to […]
Read moreSantos Bevilaqua is working together with SUSEP (the Brazilian Insurance Supervisor) and the Brazilian Reinsurance Companies Association, on the elaboration of new regulations to develop a Latam insurance and reinsurance hub in Brazil. The firm has discussed the new resolution on risk transfers from abroad to Brazilian local reinsurers, likely to be issued in September 2018. The firm is also discussing changes in the regulations to make feasible the securitization of risks through insurance linked securities in Brazilian capital markets.Santos Bevilaqua is working together with SUSEP (the Brazilian Insurance Supervisor) and the Brazilian Reinsurance Companies Association, on the elaboration of new regulations to develop a Latam insurance and reinsurance hub in Brazil. The firm has discussed the new resolution on risk transfers from abroad to Brazilian local reinsurers, likely to be issued in September 2018. The firm is also discussing changes in the regulations to make feasible the securitization of risks through insurance linked securities in Brazilian capital markets.
Our insurance sector has passed by major transformations. In 2003, we had a new Civil Code, with new controversies created. We were there, helping to […]
Read moreOur partner Juliano Castro participated in the special article on “Outsourcing in the Electricity Sector”, published on 06.09.2017, in the “Energy Channel”, which summarizes the […]
Read moreWe are pleased to share the appointment of our partner Daniela Matos Rodrigues as President of the Insurance Law Commission – OAB/SP during the 2019/2021 […]
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