Chambers Insurance & Re-insurance Guide 2020: Cayman Islands

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Among other topics, the authors discuss transaction activity, alternative risk transfer, making an insurance contact, disputes and InsurTech.

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Lucy Frew,Tony De Quintal,Barnaby Gowrie

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Partners Barnaby Gowrie and Lucy Frew, along with senior counsel Tony De Quintal and associate Colm Dawson have recently authored the "Cayman Islands: Law and Practice' chapter in the Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide 2020 on Insurance & Re-insurance.

Among other topics, the authors discuss transaction activity, alternative risk transfer, making an insurance contact, disputes and InsurTech.

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