Beazley combined ratio rose by 2% for 2019

Insurer Beazley achieved a profit hike in 2019 driven by a strong investment return and saw a health increase in gross written premiums, but its combined ratio rose by 2 percent, a change the company attributed to adverse claims experiences across several lines.

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Beazley, GWP, Insurance, Reinsurance, Results 2019, Andrew Horton, UK

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