Beazley admits 'disappointing' 2020 results but bullish on outlook

Specialist Lloyd’s insurer Beazley admitted it was disappointed with its results for 2020, having swung to a loss for the year, after recording a comfortable profit in 2019. Chief executive Andrew Horton, however, offered a "very positive" outlook for the year ahead citing favourable rate rises across most of its business lines.

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