GILC launches 2021 Radar Report

Global Insurance Law Connect has today launched the third edition of its annual Radar Report – a collection of 19 country snapshots detailing the key changes to the insurance outlook in that country.

A useful reference tool for anyone with international insurance operations, the report offers valuable insight, direct from the GILC experts, into the varying concerns that dominate the thinking of those in the industry around the world.

Jim Sherwood (pictured), chairman of Global Insurance Law Connect commented: “The 2021 Radar Report has seen a marked globalisation in tone. For the first time, many of the issues that our lawyers have reported as being currently critical in their markets have converged, with a truly universal focus on cyber, climate change and the impacts of the pandemic bringing new challenges to many markets. A subsidiary point, but one of much importance to all in our industry, is the follow-on impact of the ‘powering up’ of digital marketing, sales and claims processing, as insurance buyers around the globe move online permanently after a year of cultural change.

“In this environment, it is all the more important that different markets share approaches, regulatory challenges and stories of innovation.”

Readers may download the report here: https://www.globalinsurancelaw.com/2021/06/21/gilc-risk-radar-2021/

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