24 June 2016Insurance

Re/insurance leaders look to calm Brexit concerns but admit challenges ahead

A number of re/insurance leaders have moved to steady the ship and attempt to alleviate panic and uncertainty in the wake of the news that the UK will leave the European Union.

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