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PRA and FCA propose new captive insurance regime to drive UK growth and competitiveness

Bank of England News Tuesday 14 July 2026, 19:29 UTC 1 min read
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Innovative new proposals aim to establish the UK as a centre for the fast-growing captive insurance market.

Innovative new proposals aim to establish the UK as a centre for the fast-growing captive insurance market.
PRA (ORG) FCA (ORG) UK (LOCATION)
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