28 June 2016Insurance

Brexit will have little impact on US activities of re/insurers

The UK’s decision to exit from the EU will have little immediate impact for re/insurers domiciled in both the UK and in EU member states from a US insurance regulatory perspective, according to Thomas Dawson, a New York-based partner at transatlantic law firm Drinker Biddle.

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