‘Gaping hole’ in Brexit deal for brokers must be resolved: BIBA

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The British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) has echoed the concerns of other bodies in arguing that the draft Brexit agreement revealed today (November 15) does not offer a solution for UK brokers trading with retail and commercial customers in Europe.

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