5 February 2013News

Indian ‘reinsurance hub’ won’t happen overnight

While proposed reforms to the regulations governing reinsurers in India could make it easier for foreign players to launch operations in India, their implementation will not necessarily facilitate the speedy creation of a reinsurance hub in the country – as some commentators have claimed.

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