Amlin sees 7% rise in gross written premiums

Insurance firm Amlin saw a 7.1% rise in gross written premiums for the 10 months ended 30 October, but warned full year results will be affected by ongoing market volatility and a rise in the number of claims made.

Insurance firm Amlin saw a 7.1% rise in gross written premiums for the 10 months ended 30 October, but warned full year results will be affected by ongoing market volatility and a rise in the number of claims made.

Gross written premiums, the revenue expected to be generated over the period of a contract, rose from £1,916.6m in January to £2,051.9m by the end of October.

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