Zurich's Asia-Pacific GI COR climbed to 100.6% in 2014

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2014 saw a higher amount of large individual losses for Zurich's general insurance business in the Asia-Pacific region than the previous year.

The Asia-Pacific GI COR climbed from 93.1% in 2013 to 100.6% last year, with the loss ratio increasing from 59% to 65.4% and the expense ratio climbing from 34.1% to 35.2%.

Overall profits declined

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