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A Considered Approach in the Management of Insurance Intermediaries from the Insurer's Legal Perspective

Abstract

Insurers, in terms of insurance product distribution, often consider and balance the many routes to market with the inherent, external costs and risks of the various routes. This paper analyses one of the most common routes to market namely, through insurance intermediaries (limited to insurance brokers for the purposes of this paper). In particular, this paper analyses the terms of business agreements which govern these relationships, and with particular consideration of the rationale of the current tension and a conditional risk transfer.

Author

Portrait image of Sylvia Kong
Sylvia Kong
Assistant Contracts Manager, Das Legal Expenses Insurance Company, UK

Called to the Utter Bar (Middle Temple) in 2009; Worked for DAS Legal Expenses Insurance Company Limited as in house lawyer drafting and negotiating corporate and commercial contracts and specialising in insurance/reinsurance and outsourcing/service provision contracts. Previous experience includes: advisory capacity in business consultancy specialising in company law and merges and acquisitions; and major consortium specialising in public/EU procurement. Pro bono: Member of the Education Committee Bristol Insurance Institute; advisory capacity to branch of British Chamber of Commerce.

Company

Das Legal Expenses Insurance Company

DAS Group of companies, including DAS Legal Expenses Insurance Company Limited (leading legal expenses insurance company), DAS Law Limited (ABS), and part of the ERGO Group of companies.

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