RSA follows Lloyd's, AIG in opening EU HQ to be ready for Brexit
UK-based insurer RSA has confirmed plans to move its European Union headquarters to Luxembourg following last year's Brexit vote. The office will have about 10 staff and will be the base for branches in Belgium, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. "It supports the company’s current operating model, allowing it to continue to focus on its people, customers and brokers without interruption," said a spokesperson. RSA follows insurer AIG in moving its EU office to Luxembourg. Lloyd's of London and Markel have also planned to set up offices in the EU to deal with Brexit disruption.
The decision is in response to the Brexit referendum and RSA stated that the move is a “sensible reconfiguration of the branch network”.

Insurer RSA has confirmed that it will open an office in Luxembourg as an EU base in light of the Brexit referendum.

The office will act as the headquarters for the provider’s existing European Union branches in Belgium, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. It will be staffed by around ten people.

A spokesperson said in a statement: “Luxembourg is an ideal location with multi-national expertise, strategically located within RSA’s existing EU branch network and has an experienced