The essential features of an insurance transaction are that an insurer undertakes to indemnify an insured against a risk, in consideration for a premium. That basic definition is reflected both in cases relating to insurance regulation and VAT, but in Intelligent Money Ltd, the First-tier Tribunal has noted some differences between the two fields.
Source Deloitte
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