Brexit threatens brain drain for UK insurtech start-ups
UK insurtech start-ups could suffer from a brain drain as a result of Brexit and may face a "big challenge" attracting "top tech talent to London," according to Murray Raisbeck, head of insurance technology at KPMG. However, others argue that the industry's reputation as slow moving and boring must change to draw in young creatives. Portraying a company as a "flexible, 21st-century workplace will be vital," claims James York, founder of Worry and Peace.

Insurtech start-ups could face a talent black hole as a result of Brexit, analysts have warned. The number of insurance start-ups on the KPMG Fintech Top 100 has almost doubled, from seven in 2015, to 12 last year. However, the advisory firm warned that the sector could face a brain drain as a

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