This Month in Post: Top 100 teachings

Post October 2018 cover

My first three weeks reporting on the insurance industry has taught me how broad the sector is. Covering the claims beat I'm expecting to be learning more about escape of water, floods and storms. Our Top 100 UK insurers ranking has already shown me how much of an impact these events can have on insurers' results.

In 2017, the combined underwriting results of the largest 100 UK non-life insurers improved but remained in the red. Find out how AM Best’s Catherine Thomas feels insurers performed under pressure

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