24 June 2016Insurance

Insurers should audit staff using free movement of citizens regime

UK-based insurers will need to urgently conduct an audit of their staff and assess how many might be utilising the free movement of citizens regime, one lawyer has warned following the news that the UK is to exit the European Union.

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