Egan reflects on RSA UK numbers

Scott Egan

CEO points to an underlying UK & Ireland COR of 96.7% and praises broker contribution as he looks ahead to Intact acquisition.

RSA UK & International CEO, Scott Egan, has praised group and UK performance as the insurer reported its full year results for 2020.

Of the group performance he praised it as “excellent news for us”. At group level COR was 91.1% and the business operating result was up 15% to £751m.

Underlying performance
Egan also said he was proud of how the UK business performed.

“The UK & International performance was strong but heavily impacted by Covid,” he stated.

And he highlighted how the results

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