Underwriters must pay careful attention to governing law when drafting policy wordings

Consolidation, legal actions and regulatory change continue to characterise the region

New rules represent a significant step towards the further liberalisation of the Brazilian insurance and reinsurance market

International insurers need to get to grips with the specifics of insurance law in Latin American if they are to avoid falling foul of local practice

Despite all the challenges, Latin America's emerging middle class continues to make it an attractive proposition for international re/insurers

Some of the risks of greatest concern to insurance buyers are not available under a standard ports and terminals insurance policy