Beazley likes property & cyber, eyes 2023 premium growth in mid-20s

Adrian Peter Cox, Beazley Group CEO

Beazley can hold a sub-90 combined ratio in 2023 while leaning into a hard property market and a well-priced cyber market for gross written premium growth in the mid-teens alongside reduced reinsurance spend, top officials have indicated.

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