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The industry task force established to work with government to investigate ways in which more Insurance Linked Security (ILS) business could be attracted to London officially met with representatives from HM Treasury for the first time on Friday 5th June. The task force has been set up following a commitment made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, in the Budget Statement on 18th March. |
The group will be looking at potential changes to the tax, regulatory and company law regimes that could make the UK a more attractive domicile for ILS business and managers. The initial aim is to produce a series of recommendations that could be included in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement later this year.
Malcom Newman, CEO of SCOR's Paris/London Hub, who is sponsoring the work on behalf of London Market Group (LMG) said:
“Our research – London Matters – highlighted the extent to which London’s role as the global centre of excellence for specialty insurance is under question. In part, our research showed, this is because we are losing our reputation for innovation. ILS is very much the innovative end of our industry. It is vital for London’s future therefore that we ensure that the expertise surrounding these vehicles is attracted to be part of our unique cluster. We are delighted that the government is joining us in this work. We need to do all we can to ensure we have the right business environment in the UK to allow ILS to prosper here.”
Harriett Baldwin, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City Minister, said:
“The Government recognises the vital contribution the London Insurance Market makes to UK GDP and to our export strength. The Government will do what it can to support growth in this area of our economy. We look forward to working with the London Market to develop a regulatory and tax structure which will achieve this.”
Current membership of the task force is:
Malcolm Newman Scor Chair
Christopher Croft LMG Secretariat Secretary
Michael Wade Crown Representative, Insurance Government
Des Potter Guy Carpenter Broker
Chris Parry Aon Benfield Broker
Paresh Thakrar Hiscox Insurer
Rob Procter Securis Fund Manager
Joanna Buckenham Lloyd’s Association
Dave Matcham International Underwriting
The following attend meetings as observers:
Lee O’Rourke HM Treasury
Michael Stark HM Treasury
Alison Walters FCA Ishtiaq Faiz PRA
The group is advised by PwC and Clifford Chance.
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