Lloyd's sees GWP and COR deteriorate in first half of 2014

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Market noted that UK motor sector remains challenging.

Lloyd’s of London has reported gross written premium of £14.86bn for the first six months of 2014, down from £15.49bn in the same period of last year.

The market saw profit before tax grow from £1.38bn to £1.67bn, however combined ratio worsened, from 86.9% to 88.2%.

Lloyd’s said that conditions in its more specialist UK motor sector “remain challenging”.

It added: “Whilst major legal reforms introduced last year may in time help reduce claim costs, claims frequency remains high in this very

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