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Liberalisation of international insurance operations : cross-border trade and establishment of foreign branches

By:

Ishii, Hisaya

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: OECD ParisFR 1999Description: 236 pAction note:

10/12/01 JOY_D

Summary: Provides an overview and analysis of the main measures and practices which affect international insurance operations in OECD countries. Focuses in particular on main insurance fields where obstacles to a full liberalisation may still exist, i.e. cross-border trade and establishment of foreign branches.

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Provides an overview and analysis of the main measures and practices which affect international insurance operations in OECD countries. Focuses in particular on main insurance fields where obstacles to a full liberalisation may still exist, i.e. cross-border trade and establishment of foreign branches.