QBE international unit’s H1 profit rises 1% to $422mn

11 August 2022

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QBE’s international unit reported first-half pre-tax insurance profit of $422mn, up 1% on the prior-year period, while gross written premium (GWP) expanded by 12.6%.

At a group level, QBE reported H1 pre-tax insurance profit of $644mn, down 4.5% on the first six months of 2021, while earnings per share plummeted 69.9%

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QBE international unit’s H1 profit rises 1% to $422mn

QBE’s international unit reported first-half pre-tax insurance profit of $422mn, up 1% on the prior-year period, while gross written premium (GWP) expanded by 12.6%.

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QBE international unit’s H1 profit rises 1% to $422mn

QBE’s international unit reported first-half pre-tax insurance profit of $422mn, up 1% on the prior-year period, while gross written premium (GWP) expanded by 12.6%.

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