£41bn in 1998.

UK general insurance premiums totalled £41bn for 1998 according to the Association of British Insure...

UK general insurance premiums totalled £41bn for 1998 according to
the Association of British Insurers' Insurance Statistics Yearbook. The
report shows that between 1989 and 1998, the general insurance sector
generated approximately £381bn. The report also revealed policyholders now
own 23.5% of all UK shares, which has increased from 18.6% in 1998, with
their value rising from £94bn to £299bn.

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