TSJ declares But a request from Uniseguros Saturday October 30, 2010 12:00 AM
The Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court (TSJ) declared a precautionary measure from the embargo requested by the Foreign Exchange Administration Commission (Cadivi), in the lawsuit against the Cooperative Coopue RL 196 and United National Insurance corporation Uniseguros, SA, as guarantor and main payer of the first.
The ruling means the seizure by twice the amount demanded, Bs 19,197,694.02, plus 30% on such amount by way of court costs, a total of Bs 24,957,002.23, on their property, VNA reported.
In the period from November 11, 2008 to March 10, 2009, Cadivi authorized and paid a total of 9 requests for foreign exchange at the Cooperative Coopue 196 Uniseguros being the surety company and principal payments.
insurer expects approval of the Superintendent.
The president of the Chamber of Insurance, Alex Rodriguez, reported that appropriated to the Superintendent Insurance adjustments that were required to adapt to the new Law on Insurance Activities, which was approved three months ago.
Rodriguez, who spoke at a forum organized by VenAmCham, said that in about 20 days will be receiving a response for adjustments to be submitted to insurance companies, such as the elimination of the emergency key to enter patients in private clinics.
Alexia Rodriguez said the companies affiliated to the Chamber of insurers are complying with the rule of the new law, according to which the rate increase for HCM should be authorized by the Superintendency of Insurance, which is the body sector regulator.
AN
This week warned that some clinics were not complying with the law and were demanding the emergency key. It was announced that would create an instance with the Indepabis and the Ombudsman's Office for recording complaints.
Bolivariana de Seguros migrate its platform for free software.
Staff Bolivarian Computer Science Department Insurance was trained by technicians from the National Center of Information Technologies (CNTI), with the aim of expediting the process of migration to Free Software (SL) of the state's insurer, pursuant to Decree 3390 which requires the National Public Administration (APN) to use free software, developed on open standards.
For two weeks, technicians and computer specialists from the insurer participated in courses related to Technical and Administrative Support in GNU / Linux, to handle the tools necessary for change to SL, both of their IT services as end users, said Kevin Pina, facilitator of the two days worked at the National Academy of CNTI Free Software.
"Following these inductions, most likely in need of consulting when migrating your applications, especially in terms of programming and database, because the systems that currently are proprietary programming language and must pass a free, "said Piña.
As the facilitator, the receptivity of the participants was good, with training provided by the CNTI claimed to be able to embrace change to free software systems in different areas Bolivariana de Seguros.
declare cease operations Banvalor Insurance.
The oversight board found that Banvalor Insurance is out of operation so "are terminated early insurance contracts in force at the time," they said in a statement published in the newspaper Últimas Noticias. Insurance
Banvalor was operated on 24 September and the board for the publication ensures that "it became clear that the company has the liquidity and solvency indicators which are below those required in the existing legal framework for the functioning and operation of the company."
The oversight board said Banvalor Insurance payment is pending Bs.F. 192,936,125 clinics, repair shops and insurance. Finally, the statement said "the oversight board ratifies Banvalor Insurance morale and commitment to positive alternatives to honor its obligations."
0 comments:
Post a Comment