MAP20070043435Hammerstrom, WaltherFew captives in Copenhagen / Walther Hammerstrom. — London : The Winchester Group, 19993 p. ; 30 cmDonación de AGERS. — Ponencia publicada en "Global reinsurance : Monte Carlo 9th-14th september : Baden Baden 21st-25th october"Denmark's underwriting industry is almost as old as those of Germany and Britain, since it began in 1731 with the foundation of a fire insurer, Kjobenhavns Brandforsikring. Such a tradition implies that is must be a saturated market, and the future of Danish insurance will therefore much depend on the level of adaptation to the framework of the European Community. In this respect, Copenhagen has somehow got the regulation abroad for being an ideal base for captive companies - largely because our four Nordic neighbours remain as yet in EFTA rather than the EC. In fact, there are few captives in Denmark (although several Danish companies may have such offshoots elsewhere) and no dramatic growth in hosting them expected1. Mercado de seguros. 2. Compañías cautivas. 3. Dinamarca. 4. Gerencia de riesgos. 5. Unión Europea. 6. Conferencias. 7. Empresas de reaseguros. 8. Documento AGERS. I. The Winchester Group. II. Title.
