Britannia P&I cut technical loss, upped reserves, ahead of bridge toll

The Britannia P&I club, front and centre in the Baltimore Bridge collapse, trimmed its underwriting loss again in its latest fiscal year, cutting 4.3 points off its combined ratio to 102.3% and boosted its overall profit and free reserves on a major swing in investment income.

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