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General Insurance Manual

GIM1000 · Legal and economic basis of insurance

  • GIM1010 · Introduction
  • GIM1020 · Legal basis of insurance: no statutory definition
  • GIM1030 · Legal basis of insurance: case law
  • GIM1040 · Legal basis of insurance: contract of insurance
  • GIM1050 · Legal basis of insurance: insurable interest
  • GIM1060 · Legal basis of insurance: indemnity
  • GIM1070 · Legal basis of insurance: regulatory definition of ‘insurance business’
  • GIM1080 · Legal basis of insurance: regulatory guidance on ‘insurance business’
  • GIM1090 · Economic basis of insurance: transfer and sharing of risk
  • GIM1100 · Economic basis of insurance: meaning of risk
  • GIM1110 · Economic basis of insurance: risk and premiums
  • GIM1120 · Economic basis of insurance: pooling of risks
  • GIM1130 · Economic basis of insurance: law of large numbers
  • GIM1140 · Economic basis of insurance: spread of business
  • GIM1150 · Economic basis of insurance: ’underwriting risk’ and ’timing risk’
  • GIM1160 · Economic basis of insurance: re-insurance and co-insurance
  • GIM1170 · The UK insurance market: regulation and supervision
  • GIM1180 · The UK insurance market: insurance companies
  • GIM1190 · The UK insurance market: EEA insurers
  • GIM1200 · The UK insurance market: friendly societies
  • GIM1210 · The UK insurance market: Lloyd's
  • GIM1220 · The UK insurance market: the domestic market
  • GIM1230 · The UK insurance market: the London Market
  • GIM1240 · The insurance and provisioning cycles
  1. Legal and economic basis of insurance
  2. The UK insurance market: EEA insurers

GIM1190 | The UK insurance market: EEA insurers

From HM Revenue & Customs · General Insurance Manual

The EC Life and Non-life Insurance Directives removed the requirement for UK authorisation (and nearly all supervision) for insurers from EEA States operating via branches or agencies in the UK (unless their business consists wholly of reinsurance). This is because these companies are authorised by the equivalent supervisory body in their home State under ‘passport’ rights – see GIM1170. GIM3020 gives more information about FSA regulation and GIM10010 about reports required from non-UK resident insurers.

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