Markel combined ratio rises on $150m COVID-19 and nat cat hit in Q3

Specialty insurer Markel's comprehensive income increased in the third quarter of 2020 but the company's combined ratio deteriorated by three percentage points due to $150 million underwriting losses attributed to COVID-19 and natural catastrophes in the US.

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