Beazley’s gross written premiums rise by 16 percent in Q1 2021

Beazley’s gross written premiums increased by 16 percent to $971 million in Q1 2021, as compared to $840 million in Q1 2020, according to its trading statement. Premium rates on renewal business increased by 16 percent, ahead of the company’s expectations.

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Beazley, 2021 Results, Q1, Insurance, Reinsurance, Adrian Cox, North America

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