FORC is a professional association of insurance regulatory lawyers which was formed in 1988 for the purpose of raising the standard of excellence in the practice of
regulatory law and promoting the expertise and abilities of its members to their clients, the insurance industry and other lawyers requiring their specialized skills.
Egypt's parliament approved Wednesday a Natural Gas
Regulatory Law that will allow the private sector to import and distribute natural gas.
The delegation watched a presentation on the regulatory legislations of the postal sector in the Sultanate, which become within the TRA prerogatives according to the Postal Service
Regulatory Law issued by the Royal Decree No.
She will add an important resource to the planning and regulatory side of The Wilkes Partnership's offer, with her considerable experience in town and country planning and other areas of
regulatory law.
The decisions were issued to implement the provisions of the Postal Services
Regulatory Law issued by Royal Decree No.
The DFSA has brought the proceedings for the purpose of enforcing compliance with two investigative Notices served on DBDIFC, under Article 80 of the
Regulatory Law 2004, requiring the production of information and documents.
Liggett's practice is focused on insurance
regulatory law, corporate and business law as well.
These Laws are the Markets Law 2012 and the
Regulatory Law Amendment Law 2012, which are both administered by the DFSA.
UK, examines the practice of insurance law as an issue of governance, applies a practical approach to insurance
regulatory law (both domestic and international), and provides a guide to current trends, markets, and policy choices facing governments and regulators, for students studying insurance law.
Accompanying these amendments to the
Regulatory Law 2004 is the introduction of a new DFSA rulebook "Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions Module", which provides rules and guidance to those firms now falling under the DFSA's supervision.
Accompanying these amendments to the
Regulatory Law 2004 is the introduction of a new DFSA rulebook "Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions Module" (DNF), which provides rules and guidance to those firms now falling under the DFSA's supervision.
Kate Nealon was the head of legal and compliance at Standard Chartered plc in London and previously practised international banking and
regulatory law in New York.
