New CIMA Rule And Statement Of Guidance On Reinsurance Arrangements

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CIMA published yesterday (31 May) a revised rule and guidance addressed to insurers and registered PICs licensed by CIMA that use outward reinsurance.
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CIMA published yesterday (31 May) a revised rule and guidance addressed to insurers and registered PICs licensed by CIMA that use outward reinsurance. These introduce certain new requirements and clarify CIMA's expectations on complying with their existing regulatory obligations. The majority of the revisions are CIMA clarifications. Although the implementation timeline is 26 May 2024, CIMA expects in-scope firms to commence putting arrangements in place in order to be able to satisfy these requirements from 26 May 2024 onwards.

A copy of the revised rule and guidance is available here.

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New CIMA Rule And Statement Of Guidance On Reinsurance Arrangements

Cayman Islands Insurance

Contributor

Appleby is one of the world’s leading offshore law firms, operating in 10 highly regarded and well-regulated locations. We provide comprehensive, expert advice and services across a number of key practice areas. We work with our clients to achieve practical solutions whether from a single location or across multiple jurisdictions.
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