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We cordially invite you to attend our international insurance seminar 'Brexit from a European perspective' on hot topics about Brexit. The seminar is in cooperation with Lloyd's Netherlands and will take place at the VNAB kennis- and ontmoetingscentrum on 8 November 2018 in Rotterdam. The seminar will be followed by drinks and networking opportunities.
The seminar will start with a short presentation by Ralph van Helden, who is responsible for Lloyd's Netherlands. Ralph will speak about the impact of Brexit on the insurance market from Lloyd's perspective and how Lloyd's handles this.
Subsequently, a panel with CMS lawyers from Belgium, Germany, Netherlands and the UK will give an insight into validity of contracts, establishment of subsidiaries, location and other need-to-know issues as we approach Brexit.
The main language for the seminar will be English.
This event is free of charge.
CPD points
The seminar will qualify for 1 CPD point.
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