Global interest in cyber boosts CFC Underwriting profit by 30%

David Walsh CFC
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Cyber specialist managing general agent CFC Underwriting has grown its operating profit 31% and profit before tax 30% according to its latest financial statement for the year ended 30 September 2014 filed with Companies House.

Pre-tax profit was £5.7m, while profit after tax was reported at £4.67m (2013: £3.69m). CFC saw turnover of £16m (2013: £12.36m), with most of the increase in turnover coming from outside the European

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