Profits soar again at Kingsbridge Risk Solutions

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Turnover grew 20.4% and profit before tax grew 27.4% at the firm during 2018.

Kingsbridge Risk Solutions (KRS) has reported turnover of £14.6m for the year ending 31 January 2019.

This marks growth of 20.4% from the £12.2m reported over the previous twelve months.

Results published on Companies House also revealed that profit before tax at KRS grew by 27.4% from £4.97m to £6.33m.

James Twining, CEO at parent company Kingsbridge Group, told Insurance Age that he credited the growth at KRS to a combination of external and internal factors.

He commented: “All of these

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