Fourth quarter net and operating profits slipped at Aspen Insurance Holdings as deteriorating losses from the New Zealand earthquake hit its bottom line.
Net profits were down 26.6 percent to $92.7mn for the period, while operating profits fell 34.2 percent to $85.0mn, as a relatively solid performance by its reinsurance division was offset by an underwriting loss in its insurance business.
The Bermudian (re)insurer's combined ratio reflected a previously announced increase in loss provisions relating to September's Christchurch temblor, but...
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