13 May 2014Insurance

Brit grows despite shrinking reinsurance unit in Q1

Brit enjoyed some growth in the first quarter of 2013 driven by its direct insurance business. Its reinsurance unit, in contrast, shrunk slightly in what its CEO admitted remain difficult market conditions in property lines in particular.

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