Travelers creates new EU subsidiary in Brexit move

Property/casualty insurer Travelers Europe will apply to the Central Bank of Ireland for authorisation of a new, wholly owned insurance subsidiary incorporated in the Republic of Ireland, according to a Dec. 19 statement.

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