24 November 2016Insurance

Insurers urge UK to use Brexit leeway for Solvency II but face sceptical regulator

While insurers are suggesting that the UK should make use of the leeway achieved through Brexit to adapt Solvency II rules to the needs of the domestic market, the regulator warns that global standards are important to the industry.

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