Lancashire swings to half year loss due to COVID-19 hit

Lancashire Holdings blamed the COVID-19 pandemic, reserve deterioration and higher expenditure for its half year loss but highlighted strengthening pricing trends and attractive opportunity for growth in the near future.

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Lancashire, Coronavirus, 2020 Results, Insurance, Reinsurance, GWP, Natalie Kershaw, North America, Bermuda

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