Insurance "Professional Liability" for Insurance Intermediaries

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Keywords
insurance broker, insurance agent, professional liability, transformation, trade company, insurance contract

Summary
This paper indicates various requirements for maintaining the insurance "Professional Liability", for insurance intermediaries, by comparing a number of features of the repealed and current regulations. The article considers how various forms of transformation into trade and legal nature, for insurance broker, influence the insurance held by him. The scope is outlined and the types of damage, that the insurance "Professional Liability" covers, when carrying out the insurance mediation from the insurance broker, are specified.

JEL: Ê19
Pages: 15
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