This week: No alarms and no surprises
After more than two years of contingency planning, this week’s news that a proposed Brexit deal was likely to lead to a loss of passporting was met with no more than a shrug of the shoulders.
The government’s push for ‘equivalence’ will likely mean that non-reinsurance business will not be able to be conducted across borders.
However, that is something that insurers and brokers have
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