Profits up at Amlin UK

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Amlin UK has reported a profit on operating activities of £7.6m for the first half of 2013, up from £5m in the same period of 2012.

The provider saw gross written premium (GWP) slip to £212.6m (H1 2012: £227m).

However the insurer stated that the trading environment continued to improve. It cited a 20.8% increase in fleet motor income and noted that property rates had risen while rates for liability business were positive.

Across its UK commercial book the business revealed that it had seen "an average renewal rate increase in the first half of 3.5%", and that with all classes "recording positive movement" there was evidence

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