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ARTICLE · 14 APRIL 2020

How Is Bermuda's Business Landscape Responding To Covid-19?

Many regulated industries are required to have a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) in place and are assumed to conduct regular testing of such plan.

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Sherman Taylor, Associate Director in our Bermuda office reviews how Bermuda is responding to the required changes in business practices brought on by Covid-19*.

Many regulated industries are required to have a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) in place and are assumed to conduct regular testing of such plan. This is particularly true of regulated industries that support the insurance space – including corporate service providers. This legislative backstop is critical in ensuring that Bermuda, being such an important jurisdiction in the global insurance market, continues to function without meaningful disruption in times of market stress.

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Given the need for companies to have a relevant, tested and functioning BCP in place, Bermuda businesses are able to adapt and adhere to the evolving requirements as these unchartered waters affecting markets and the jurisdiction are navigated.

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