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Co-op posts insurance operating loss for 2017

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Combined operating ratio came in at 101.2%.

Co-op Insurance has posted an operating loss of £12m for 2017, an improvement on the £18m loss the year before.

The provider flagged that without the one-off costs of “transformational spend” it achieved an operating profit of £2.1m. Underlying operating profit was identical to 2016 at £11m.

The insurer, which is chaired by former Axa boss Peter Hubbard, works with a number of key partners in home and motor and also teamed up with Miles Smith in 2016 but is predominantly a direct player.

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