Regulation

New piracy policy from Aon aims to fill market gap

Aon has written a new policy for charterers, ship-owners and cargo owners to cover loss of earnings from piracy. The insurer sais the recent increase in pirate attacks has revealed a gap in the available coverage for this market.

Aon targets pirate activity

Aon has launched a new insurance policy for charterers, shipowners and cargo owners to cover loss of earnings from a ship being detained by pirates, the company announced today.

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FSA set to back Biba commission disclosure proposal

According to market sources the Financial Services Authority is set to back the existing British Insurance Brokers' Association proposal over commission disclosure which asks brokers to make clear in the TOBA that they can ask the size of the commission.

CEA responds to Solvency II Council decision

The CEA, the European insurance and reinsurance federation, has called for open and constructive discussions between the Council, the European Parliament and the European Commission to try to reach agreement on a common text of the Solvency II Framework…

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