Lloyd's chief says UK is now closer to 'no deal' Brexit
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- United Kingdom
The outgoing chief executive of insurance market Lloyd's of London, Inga Beale, said her firm is accelerating Brexit contingency plans to transfer contracts to a Brussels subsidiary as she feels Britain is getting closer to leaving the European Union without a deal.
"In fact we're accelerating that plan as it seems to me as we might be closer to a 'no deal' than we were," Beale told the BBC. Beale is set to be replaced by former QBE Insurance Group boss John Neal, who starts on Oct. 15.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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