Lancashire CEO bemoans ‘poor’ returns in 2021 as profit goes into red

Lancashire CEO bemoans ‘poor’ returns in 2021 as profit plunges into red

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Lancashire Holdings reported “disappointing” results blaming “poor returns” and catastrophes as it swung to a huge loss in 2021 - the second full financial year that the company made an overall loss since its inception.

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Lancashire Holdings, Report, Loss, Catastrophe, Insurance, Reinsurance, Alex Maloney, London, UK, Bermuda

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