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...Revenues from the NHS grew 15.5 per cent last year and PMI by 14.3 per cent. This helped lift operating profits by almost a third to £126.2mn on overall revenues that grew 13.4 per cent to £1.36bn....
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...Maintenance costs (+1 pc) grew faster than repairs and body work (+0.5 pc and +0.7pc) for the month. As for the insurers themselves, it looks like profit pressures are lifting....
...Demand for private medical insurance in the UK is expected to rise this year, according to industry executives and independent analysts, as the junior doctors’ industrial action shows no sign of ending and...
...But development in the US’s most densely populated state is heavily concentrated near shores and rivers, putting homes and businesses at risk. That risk is not being factored in to insurance premiums....
...The company says it will lend up to six times the borrower’s income, far higher than the standard 4.5 times from high street banks....
...into bank parent companies....
...Chief executive Thomas Buberl told the Financial Times the group would ratchet up sales to businesses with fewer than 1,000 employees, pushing traditional products such as property insurance and specialist...
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...He confirmed the heavily trailed 2p cut in national insurance contributions, a shake-up of the “non-dom” tax regime and the creation of a “British Isa” to encourage investment in UK-listed companies....
...As Sonali Basak pointed out on Bloomberg last week, if the assets are held within insurance-company subsidiaries, insurance regulators will have visibility, and there will be some required disclosures....
...That makes it difficult to be cutting rates when headline CPI is 3.5 per cent....
...But it’s going to be dependent on which data, which company and which time....
...A significant factor has been a sharp rise in the cost of property catastrophe reinsurance, or insurance for insurance companies....
...He made a distinction between private capital groups that buy insurance companies as a long-term balance sheet investment, and situations where the insurer is owned through a private equity fund with a shorter...
...It’s simply a 0.5 Sharpe ratio [it generates 0.5 units of excess return per unit of volatility], not a 3.5 Sharpe ratio. So it doesn’t feel like an inefficiency....
...However, the company blames the macroeconomic situation for its recent slowdown. In the 12 months to December, revenue fell 4 per cent while its adjusted operating profit fell 1 per cent....
...But health insurance “doesn’t do what the NHS does . . . It’s a very restrictive model.”...
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