The Rome I Regulation and reinsurance
The Rome I Regulation and reinsurance
This paper analyses the likely effect of the Rome I Regulation on reinsurance contracts, and concludes for a variety of reasons - including the wordings used in reinsurance agreements, the use of arbitration and the relationship between the underlying insurance and the reinsurance - that the change from the Rome Convention to the Rome Regulation is likely to have at best a marginal impact on the process of ascertaining the applicable law
reinsurance, applicable law
69-84
Merkin, Rob
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April 2009
Merkin, Rob
30ffc9d0-0152-402a-a70a-09200264b15a
Merkin, Rob
(2009)
The Rome I Regulation and reinsurance.
Journal of Private International Law, 5 (1), .
Abstract
This paper analyses the likely effect of the Rome I Regulation on reinsurance contracts, and concludes for a variety of reasons - including the wordings used in reinsurance agreements, the use of arbitration and the relationship between the underlying insurance and the reinsurance - that the change from the Rome Convention to the Rome Regulation is likely to have at best a marginal impact on the process of ascertaining the applicable law
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Published date: April 2009
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reinsurance, applicable law
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Local EPrints ID: 73361
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/73361
ISSN: 1744-1048
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