Lloyd’s of London moves ahead with Brexit transfer plan

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Specialist re/insurance market Lloyd's of London has received approval from the High Court of England and Wales for its Part VII strategy for notifying policyholders about the proposed transfer of its European business to Lloyd's Brussels, the market's new Brexit subsidiary.

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