Ireland:
Irish Temporary Run-off Regime For UK/Gibraltar Authorised Insurers And Insurance Intermediaries Post Brexit
17 February 2021
Matheson
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On 1 January 2021 the Central Bank of Ireland launched a
dedicated webpage on the operation of the Temporary Run off Regime
("TRR") for Insurers and Insurance Intermediaries.
The TRR took effect from 23.00 on the 31 December 2020, when the
UK's transition period officially ended and Part 10 of the
Brexit Omnibus 2020 Act commenced. Where a UK/Gibraltar firm has
not put specific contingency plans in place in respect of its Irish
based policyholders, it can rely on the TRR which allows existing
policies to continue to be serviced after 31 December 2020, subject
to certain requirements.
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Originally published 06/01/2021 .
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