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The ECJ has ruled that from 21 December 2012, sex-based actuarial factors may not be used in calculating individuals' premiums and benefits under insurance and related financial services contracts
In an eagerly anticipated decision, the European Court of Justice (the Court) has ruled that from 21 December 2012, sex-based actuarial factors may not be used in calculating individuals' premiums and benefits under insurance and related financial services contracts
