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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
Spotlight on Brexit
Lloyd's: no deal Brexit will not stop European claims payments
Corporation says treating customers fairly principle should allow contractual commitments to be kept
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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LMG chief: 'It is vital the London market continues to make its voice heard on Brexit'
CNA Hardy post-Brexit structure approved
Transfer of existing business to CNA's Luxembourg subsidiary has completed
Innovation will save the London market: Horton
London Market Group chair suggests PPL will not be e-placing platform of the future
ID Comment: In Brexit, there is no end to uncertainty
Insurers and brokers face years of turmoil even if the government’s withdrawal agreement passes muster in Parliament
UK finance calls for ratification of Brexit deal
Latest Brexit agreement ditches ‘enhanced’ equivalence
Both sides will keep their respective equivalence frameworks 'under review'
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