Short-tail top line grows through acquisition

17 August 2015

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Short-tail carriers reported contrasting top line movements in Q2 as Validus and RenaissanceRe benefited from recent diversifying acquisitions while Lancashire booked significantly lower gross written premium (GWP), in part because several multi-year contracts were not up for renewal.

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