Exclusive interview and HNW content now available on Post Europe
Post Europe’s weekly update is now live with an interview with Portuguese broker MDS and a View from The Top on how the Swedish market is embracing fine art.
Jose Manuel Dias da Fonseca, president of Portuguese broker MDS, talks to Post Europe about the Portuguese insurance market, regulation in the European Union and MDS's plans for expansion.
While Markel's Anne-Sofia Hedin explains why the rise of new, wealthier generation, with a renewed interest in fine art, not only as an investment but also as a fashion statement, has led Swedish insurers to reassure their high net worth offerings.
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