in the end the determination of negotiators have us to reach a compromise which i believe has at least two virtues firstly it forcces sector to assess its risks bet
In the end, the determination of the negotiators will have enabled us to reach a compromise which, I believe, has at least two virtues: firstly, it forces the insurance sector to assess its risks better, a process which, until now, still involved relatively old mechanisms that were without doubt unsuitable for the reality of what the insurance sector had become; and, secondly, it emphasises the need for supervision mechanisms to adapt to what insurance companies have become, in terms of both their multitude of consumer-focused products and offers, and their transnational set-up.
In the end, the determination of negotiators have us to reach a compromise which, I believe, has at least two virtues: firstly, it forces sector to assess its risks better, a process now, still involved relatively old mechanisms that were without doubt unsuitable for reality of what sector had become; secondly, it the need supervision mechanisms to to insurance have become, terms both their multitude of consumer-focused products and offers, and their set-up.