19 October 2016Insurance

London re/insurers could lose £7.3bn in premium income to Brexit

The overall premium income in the London Company Market in 2015 was £21.6 billion, however £7.3 billion of premium currently written in the city could be affected by Brexit, according to a report from the International Underwriting Association (IUA).

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