Brexit stockpiling creates trade credit insurance shortfall risk

Suppliers are at risk of having insufficient trade credit insurance as some British firms, such as retailers and manufacturers, stockpile goods amid mounting concerns of a no-deal Brexit, according to Marsh, an insurance broking and risk management solutions provider.

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