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Clare Swirski is an international consultant in the London office of Debevoise & Plimpton. Her practice focusses on advising insurers and other financial institutions on a range of transactional and regulatory matters.
Ms. Swirski has over 20 years' experience advising financial institutions on the full range of corporate matters, including share and business acquisitions, joint ventures, reinsurance, longevity transactions, distribution agreements and group reorganisations.
Ms. Swirski has also advised multinational insurers on key regulatory developments impacting the sector, including general governance issues, SIMR, with-profits regulation, Solvency II and Brexit issues.
Ms. Swirski has played an active role in the development of the regulatory environment for insurers in the UK. She has previously liaised with HM Treasury on changes to Part VII legislation and was a member of a group of City lawyers responding to EIOPA Solvency II consultations. She is also a member of the insurance subgroup of the Financial Markets Law Committee, which considers legal and regulatory areas of uncertainty in the market.
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