InsurTech Futures: London's future as InsurTech hub threatened by Brexit

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Experts urge insurance sector to collaborate with InsurTech start-ups to attract talent to the UK market.

The UK insurance sector is “underplaying its opportunity to be the hub for InsurTech”, according to Wrisk co-founder Niall Barton.

At an All Party Parliamentary Group on Insurance and Financial Services meeting in London on 6 March, the former Oxygen group CEO stated that Brexit was an underlying issue for InsurTech.

“It leads to the question of whether London is the future centre of InsurTech,” Barton continued.

Meanwhile Oke Eleazu, chief operating officer at Bought By Many, added: “We need

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