Hyperion 2017 results show revenue and Ebitda rises and $300m investment power
CEO David Howden “ecstatic” with 2017 results, organic growth and confirms acquisition plans.
Organic growth in UK general insurance (GI) business at Hyperion came in at 8.3% for the year ended 30 September 2017.
The UK retail arm of the broker saw GI business rise to £39m (2016: £36m) however professional indemnity business was static at £25m.
The firm did not provide profit figures.
For the group overall the results revealed a 20% rise in revenue to £535m from £444m in the previous year with Ebitda up 24% to £152m for the period.
Achievement
David Howden, CEO of Hyperion told Insur
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