Synopsis: Bermuda, one of the three largest insurance and reinsurance markets in the world, continues to grow in expertise and reputation as an international arbitration centre. The past year has seen an increas- ing number of class 4 reinsurers1 writing policies governed by Bermuda law with disputes to be resolved by reference to arbitration in Bermuda.
Authors: Jan Woloniecki and Peter Dunlop
Available: Published by Global Arbitration Review in association with Attride-Stirling & Woloniecki.
What the team is known for Highly rated corporate group renowned for its proficiency in transactions related to insurance and reinsurance. Ably represents multinational investment funds, insurance corporations and clients in the financial services sector. Enjoys longstanding recognition for its
What the team is known for Acclaimed Bermudian practice offering strength in both contentious and non-contentious insurance mandates. Noted for its experienced handling of significant multi-jurisdictional M&A transactions. Provides high-end advice to an array of international and domestic insurance companies,
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