KPMG offers this outline of the Brexit vote, timeline for exit, the impacts moving forward and what will change, including a summary of some of the key regulatory, legal, tax, employment and economic impacts that need to be considered when assessing the impact of Brexit.
Brexit – the next steps? Briefing pack for the insurance sector
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