Abstract
The article examines how supervisory rules and other regulations (can) restrict or impede reinsurers’ access to the insurance markets. The authors make a plea for an international supervisory regime for reinsurance companies, which could be achieved through bilateral agreements between countries. Special provisions in free-trade and partnership agreements could also play a role.
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