Liiba urges Prime Minister to rethink post-Brexit equivalence regime for brokers

Theresa May

The London and International Insurance Brokers’ Association has written to the Prime Minister raising concerns over the government’s planned equivalence regime for brokers post-Brexit.

In a letter sent Wednesday to Prime Minister Theresa May, the trade association raised concerns that the lack of any equivalence regime within current insurance regulation would make it impossible for

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