Taking stock of new legislation.
It looks to be an unsettling year, says Keith Byrne, with the government set to reconsider Pool Re, the EU Block Exemption directive being passed and a new code of practice for the home rental market introduced.
This quarter has seen developments in the terrorism, motor andlandlord markets and brokers would be well advised to follow these changes
in what looks set to be a turbulent year.
The need for UK businesses to protect themselves against terrorist attack
has been hotly debated over recent months. The Treasury has agreed to look
again at the remit of Pool Re, promising major changes for businesses and
insurers alike. The premiums to be charged for these covers have yet to be
decided but businesses
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