Actuarial Post reports that Insurance Europe has joined a group of associations lobbying European Union legislations to engage regulation to rein in unsavory third party litigation funding practices. According to the Actuarial Post, the profit model behind litigation finance can foster social inflation.
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Actuarial Post reports that Insurance Europe has joined a group of associations lobbying European Union legislations to engage regulation to rein in unsavory third party litigation funding practices. According to the Actuarial Post, the profit model behind litigation finance can foster social inflation.
The report suggests that third party funders are forced to consolidate profit models, sometimes at the disadvantage of claimants. Actuarial Post says that key advantages can emerge from the European Union enabling regulation to police third party funders.
Other associations involved with the letter include Europe (A4E), AmCham EU, BUSINESSEUROPE, DIGITALEUROPE, DOT Europe, EFPIA, Eurochambres, EuroCommerce, European Banking Federation, European Justice Forum, Insurance Europe, MedTech Europe and the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform.
