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The Isle of Man has introduced new insurance special purpose vehicle (ISPV) Legislation which enhances the Island's already attractive insurance business offering.

The Q&A gives a high level overview of the market trends and regulatory framework in the insurance and reinsurance market; the definitions for a contract of insurance and a contract of reinsurance

The Insurance Institute of the Isle of Man have announced details of this year's Regulatory Conference, which will be held at the Sefton Hotel on Wednesday 11th November.

Legislation has come into effect in the Isle of Man which provides for the incorporation of a new type of corporate vehicle, the Incorporated Cell Company ("ICC").

In the race towards greater regulation and the codification of requirements to treat customers fairly, the general perception is that the Isle of Man life sector was lapped some time ago.

The Isle of Man Captive Association recently attended the Federation of European Risk Management Association (FERMA) Conference in Stockholm as part of ongoing efforts to promote the Island as the captive insurance domicile of choice.

The Isle of Man has enacted dedicated legislation to provide a bespoke authorisation and supervision regime for insurance special purpose vehicles...

Senior Associate Leanne McKeown addressed the ACSP's packed AGM at the end of October on the topic of "Employment Law Developments – Equality and Whistleblowing".

A freezing injunction is an order granted under Rule 7.16 (f) of the Isle of Man Rules of the High Court of Justice 2009.

Current market volatility caused by the restriction in global credit only serves to underscore the need for proper protection of assets, according to David Vick, Chief Executive of the Isle of Man Insurance and Pensions Authority.

The first Japanese owned reinsurance company to set up business in the Isle of Man has just received its licence to operate from the Insurance and Pensions Authority.

From August 12 2016 when the UK's Insurance Act 2015 takes effect there will be differences affecting business (ie non-consumer) policies issued in Isle of Man and those issued in UK, including renewals.