Published: Tue 5 Nov 2024

How the US presidential election will impact the insurance industry

The outcome of the US presidential election has several ramifications for the insurance industry, including the impact of fiscal, tax and regulatory policies.

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Published: Tue 5 Nov 2024

Insurers broadly welcome UK budget despite disappointment at lack of captive consultation

UK chancellor Reeves raises employers’ NI and capital gains tax in first budget

Captives and competitiveness top industry agenda ahead of UK budget

How the US presidential election will impact the insurance industry

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