up-to-date policies regarding who can sign for or commit
the insurer, and for what amounts, with corresponding
controls, such as the requirement of double or multiple
signatures. Such policies and controls should be designed,
among other things, to prevent any major transaction being
entered into without appropriate governance review or by
anyone lacking the necessary authority and to ensure that
borrowing, trading, risk and other such limits are strictly
observed. Such policies should foresee a role for control
functions, for example by requiring for major matters the
review and sign-off by Risk Management or Compliance,
and/or approval by a Board level committee;