Brit reports improved profit and COR

Caitlin Morrison
27 Feb 2013

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The combined operating ratio improved to 93.2% from 99.6%.

However the insurer, which sold the renewal rights to its UK regional business to QBE in April 2012, reported a dip in gross written premium at £1.15bn for last year, compared with £1.18bn the year before.

The company made a £4.8m accounting loss on this sale, and a further £14.6m loss on the sale of its historic UK liabilities to RiverStone Group.

Mark Cloutier, group CEO at Brit, said that the restructuring of the company had

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