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Peter Allen, partner at Moore Stephens

9 September 2018Insurance

No-deal Brexit will mean friction for European cedants

If the UK leaves the EU without a deal and the European regulators refuse initial Solvency II equivalence, European cedants could lose access to elements of the London reinsurance market, Peter Allen, partner at Moore Stephens, told Monte Carlo Today.

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