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Brexit or not, Prudential says it made sense to move some business to Luxembourg

By: Top News and Analysis (pro)
Prudential announced earlier this month that it was transferring 36 billion pounds ($47.58 billion) of assets to Luxembourg, which is intended to be the company's hub for its European business after Brexit.
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