Brexit
As the countdown continues towards the UK's exit from the European Union, insurers are continuing to take steps to ensure coverage will continue despite huge uncertainty about future trade restrictions
Preparing for Brexit
LMG lobbies for post-Brexit access to third countries
The US and Switzerland, as well as the Asean, Latin American and Mena countries, are top of the target list
New European hubs
QBE’s Part VII transfer heard at High Court
Green light to transfer QBE's European business to a subsidiary in Brussels
Latest on Brexit
Brexit ‘nightmare’ looming for insurers, Kennedys warns
The government is failing in its duty to protect the UK’s insurance industry, the law firm said
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Analysis: Brexit’s complex implications for the London company market
More business will be written through EU subsidiaries but London’s future role in managing and overseeing this business is uncertain
No-deal Brexit threatens rating downgrades: S&P Global
The economic disruption related to a no-deal Brexit should worry insurers, the rating agency warned
LMG's Lebecq: London must intensify its focus on the end client
Viewpoint: Mitigating the rise in subcontractor liability exposure after Brexit
Construction insurers must fully understand the responsibilities and liabilities of the different subcontractors engaged in a project
GCube establishes Amsterdam office
Focus: Staking a claim after Brexit
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