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Lloyd’s and London market insurers will be deploying a number of strategies to ensure disruption to trade with the European Union is minimised post-Brexit, against a backdrop of huge uncertainty over future access to the EU market.
Aviation insurers publish model Brexit clause for multi-year policies
Location shopping for a post-Brexit world
For London market firms, deciding where to set up in the EU involves a number of factors, including whether the firm is an insurance company, an intermediary or a coverholder
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Reinsurers call for Brexit deal on insurance
As ABI calls for orderly Brexit
Chaucer establishes Dublin subsidiary
Warning that insurers are 'pulling the plug' on the London market
Willis Towers Watson's GB chief exec says London’s competitiveness is driving some players out of the UK
The London market will be waiting to see whether May's botched election heralds a different vision of Brexit
Hopes government chaos will not derail insurance-linked securities and other important legislative reforms
Global Aerospace to set up Paris subsidiary as Brexit contingency plan
QBE picks Brussels for European subsidiary
Insurer already has branch office in Belgium
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