Beazley expects to earn $400m in premium by 2030 after planting Bermuda flag

Beazley can take $400 million in premium from its planned venture in Bermuda by 2030, dominated by a foray into insurance-linked to securities and captive alternative risk transfer, but with palpable doses of complex classes of property and specialty re/insurance to boot, officials said of a $500 million investment just announced.

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