3 June 2016Insurance

Brexit poses threat to London insurance jobs and business, says market leaders

Market leaders of the International Underwriting Association of London (IUA) and Lloyd’s, as well group chief executive officer of Fidelis, Richard Brindle, have warned of job losses and a significant risk to business in London’s insurance market if Britain votes to leave the EU.

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