Global insurance firm XL group makes Dublin its post Brexit home

A global insurance giant has picked Dublin as its new post-Brexit base.

Global insurance firm XL group makes Dublin its post Brexit home
Tue, 19 Sep, 2017 - 19:49

A global insurance giant has picked Dublin as its new post-Brexit base.

XL Group, which has had a base in the Irish capital since 1990 and employs 7,000 people around the world, confirmed the decision in a meeting with the Republic's Government.

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