Corporate Insurance Advice | Commercial & Banking

Our commercial insurance advisory practice is a market leader in advising corporate clients on the structuring and effective documentation of insurance programmes and coverages from a legal standpoint. Our input is aimed at increasing the level of comfort as to the legal effectiveness of policies, their scope and suitability, and the predictability of their performance. As part of that service, we also advise companies on the effectiveness of their captive usage and on other risk management and transfer options.

Our work also involves analysis of the insurance implications of M&A and other such transactions: these may affect pricing and will often affect deal structures.

We are well known as the place to go for legal advice on director liability risks, and on the protection of directors and others through insurance, indemnity and other arrangements, and the defence of claims against directors.

We also offer dedicated expertise to banks on the operationally effective use of insurance to mitigate their risk exposures as lenders and regulated entites, and to assist them in the management of their credit and political risk exposures and credit enhancement purposes.

We assist and advise our insurance market clients on the structuring and drafting of their reinsurance policies and programmes.

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A review of the duties owed by insurance brokers to clients in respect of the disclosure of material circumstances to insurers in light of the recent decision in Jones v Environcom.
On 4 May 2010, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) finally issued its long-awaited Administrative Rules on Equities of Insurance Companies (the Equity Rules). It has been almost three years since the initial draft was circulated in August 2007. The Equity Rules incorporate most of the provisions from the third draft (Draft Rules) released last September.

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Allen & Overy LLP has advised the UK Government Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform (BERR) on a new GBP5 billion scheme to provide state-backed reinsurance to credit insurers who provide trade credit insurance to UK businesses.
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