10 September 2017Insurance

Offshore jurisdiction status may strengthen London post-Brexit

London’s position as a reinsurance hub could be strengthened in the medium to long term if the UK government and regulators come to terms with London becoming an offshore jurisdiction again, Peter Allen, partner at Moore Stephens, told Monte Carlo Today.

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