When the financial services industry works well, it creates growth, prosperity and peace of mind for hundreds of millions of people. No other industry touches so many lives or shapes so many futures...
- EY / Report / 11 months ago
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Brexit: 2017–22: Political and regulatory considerations for financial services firms
It has been almost 18 months since the United Kingdom (UK) voted to l eave the European Union (EU). Having submitted the Article 50 notification of withdrawal in March 2017, the UK and EU have...
- EY / Report / 2 years ago
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The paradox of unity and division: an unprecedented political landscape leads to high policy uncertainty
The paradox of unity and division: an unprecedented political landscape leads to high policy uncertainty. The recent US election gave Republicans control of the presidency and both houses of Congress for the first time in a decade...
- EY / Report / 2 years ago
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Brexit for insurance
Unless continued access is negotiated, the ability to passport between the UK and other EEA states will be lost on Brexit. Insurance firms currently holding an...
- EY / Report / 2 years ago
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Credit risk management
As enterprise risk management has moved up the strategic agenda for insurance executives in the years since the global financial crisis, insurers have...
- EY / Report / 2 years ago
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2017 European insurance outlook
European insurers will find themselves at a crossroad in 2017. External challenges, financial volatility and increased competition will continue to weigh on income streams and...
- EY / Report / 3 years ago
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Report: UK-EU — planning for uncertainty
The withdrawal of the EU’s third largest member country by size of both Gross national product (GNP) and population is highly complex and totally unprecedented. No rules exist either for the process or for the eventual outcome...
- EY / Report / 3 years ago
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Full Report: Making Brexit work for UK insurers
Ever since insurance syndicates began operating around Edward Lloyd’s coffee house in London in the late 17th century, the insurance industry has long been associated with the commercial success of the city and of the United Kingdom in general...
- EY / Report / 3 years ago
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Building a business tax blueprint for the UK post-Brexit
Since the UK voted to leave the European Union, the Government has stressed its commitment to keeping the UK open for business. However, aside from a headline grabbing discussion of further reductions in the rate of mainstream corporation tax, what has been missing from the commentary to date is...
- EY / Report / 3 years ago
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