More particularly we advise on:

• Authorisation requirements for Insurers in order to establish a branch or main office in Ireland, including the requirements for authorisation and capital arising under the Solvency II Regulations.
• Authorisation requirements specific to Captive Insurers. Specific Limitations on Captives imposed by law
• Claims Management and the putting in place of claims management agreements for Insurers under the Motor Insurance Directives 
• Compliance Advice, including on claims management, Consumer Protection Code Compliance, Data Protection Laws, Data Security, Reporting Requirements, Compliance generally with all Central Banks Guidance and with
• Code of Corporate Governance for Insurers and compliance requirements
• Compliance by Insurers with the Central Bank Fitness and Probity regime. We have developed a compliance manual which consolidates all the requirements of the Central Bank in this area 
• Contracting by Insurers with Intermediaries and advising on the rights and obligations of Insurers in such connection 
• Intercompany Agreements between Insurers and other group entities and how these are regulated and when Central Bank consent is required 
• Intermediaries, authorisation requirements including the impact of the Insurance Distribution Directive, compliance advice with the IMD Regulations, the Consumer Protection Code, Data Protection Laws compliance, the IIA 1995 compliance, the Fitness and Probity Regime and drafting of their Terms and Business, including distinguishing obligations owed to appointor and customers
• Marketing of Insurance products in light of the Consumer Protection Code, the Solvency II Regulations, the Data Protection Acts, the code of practice specific to Insurers, the Motor Insurance Directives and the Road Traffic Acts, the new Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD2) and the Commission’s Regulation on Key Information documents for packaged retail and insurance-based investment products (PRIIPs).
• Marketing of Insurance Products over the internet and contracting with and binding customers online
• Outsourcing by Insurers and the structuring of outsourcing agreements and how Solvency II impacts outsourcing by Insurers and when it is prohibited and when Central Bank consent is required.
• Passporting into England. We have English law capability and have advised extensively Insurers on passporting their services into England
• Policies, Application Forms and Schedules to Policies, advising on and drafting them
• Securitisation proposals for Insurers as amendments to Solvency II