Corporate Insurance

Our experts combine extensive industry-specific know-how with a practical economic grasp and legal expertise – whether relating to M&A, supervisory law, tax law, antitrust law or reinsurance issues.
Our longstanding clients include numerous leading national and international insurance companies and their corporate bodies - as well as other market players. In close collaboration with our clients we develop solutions that are tailor-made to their needs.
Our range of advice in the field of corporate insurance includes:
- M&A transactions
- Insurance supervision law, e.g. outsourcing, investment strategies or capital funding
- Reinsurance and retrocession contracts
- International reinsurance arbitration procedures
- Development and sale of insurance products
Dr. Peter Etzbach
LL.M. (Fordham)
PartnerAttorneyAttorney at Law (N.Y.)
Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 23
50668 Cologne
T +49 221 2091 519
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InsuranceCorporate Insurance23.08.2022 Newsletter
Frankfurt Higher Regional Court: insurance brokers may be obliged to draw attention to exclusions of cover
An insurance broker may in exceptional cases be obliged to draw an insured party’s attention to certain exclusions of cover. This was confirmed by the Higher Regional Court [Oberlandesgericht - OLG] of Frankfurt.
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Düsseldorf Regional Court on unfair e-mail advertising of broker services
The Düsseldorf Regional Court has ruled that, under certain circumstances, an insurance broker must accept being attributed with the unfair conduct of an advertising agency commissioned by him (judgement of 16 June 2021, 12 O 10/21).
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Insurance brokerage: lack of uninterrupted liability insurance may result in loss of broker's licence
The Administrative Court [Verwaltungsgericht, VG] of Magdeburg has ruled that the subsequent conclusion of a professional liability insurance in order to obtain uninterrupted insurance coverage does not meet the requirements of Sec. 34d (5) sentence 1 No. 3 German Industrial Code [Gewerbeordnung, GewO] (judgement of 18 January 2022, 3 A 96/21 MD).