News analysis: Brokers branch out into Europe as Brexit countdown continues

Brexit countdown

As the uncertainty over Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement drags on, many brokers have made moves to try to offset any changes to rules governing trade with European Union countries

With less than a month to go until Brexit day the UK insurance market, along with the wider financial services sector, is still facing uncertainty around what the impact will be.

At the time of writing the situation is at stalemate. Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement will not make it through Parliament as it stands and the EU is insisting that the agreement will not be re-opened and renegotiated. 

“If they don’t shift the impasse we are going to crash out, which is not exactly what anyone

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