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2020 has been a difficult year for Trade Finance. The failure of a number of large trading companies has challenged some of the fundamental beliefs within the industry and different approaches...

After an 18 month period of consultation with operators, regulators and business, the long awaited Australian Senate Inquiry report into the current and future regulatory framework for remotely piloted aircraft...

To celebrate the countdown to Christmas, the Corporate Insurance team will be publishing a prediction for 2015 each day.

The number of startups offering insurance related services in Brazil has tripled in the last three years.

On March 22, the Liberal government tabled its federal budget for 2017.

Low Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) prices could have an impact on the progress of LNG projects in the coming year.

On 26 February 2020, the China Banking & Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) published its ...

On 29th April 2019, China's Banking & Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) published a draft discussion paper, seeking public feedback, entitled ‘Notice Concerning Standardising the Traceability & Identification...

中国保险监督管理委员会（以下简称"保监会"）副主席陈文辉在2017年4月11日举行的全国保险业偿付能力监管工作培训班会议（以下简称"会议"）中指&

On 7th April 2017, CIRC published the Rules on the Strengthened Disclosure Requirement for China Mutual Insurers by CIRC (Rules) concerning disclosure requirements for China mutual insurers (China Mutuals).

On 26th May 2017, the Shanghai Insurance Exchange (SHIE) published the "Insurance Bidding Platform Rules #1-3" (Rules).

Against the backdrop of the potentially ongoing renegotiations of the Withdrawal Agreement between the EU and the UK or a Hard Brexit

The contrast between the approach taken by regulators in the US and UK in relation to LIBOR and by MAS in dealing with SIBOR in Singapore is just one example.

Investment arbitration is not unknown in the Middle East. For more than a decade...

Car manufacturer Volkswagen has rejected the use of cloud computing after highlighting concerns around its security.

Data Protection Agencies (DPAs) in six European countries, including the UK and the Netherlands, have opened investigations into Google for its handling of user data since the introduction of company guidelines two years ago.