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UK commercial insurance pricing leaps 14% in Q4

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Composite insurance pricing in the UK rose by 13.7% in the fourth quarter of last year according to research by Marsh.

Andrew Chester, head of placement for UK & Ireland at Marsh told Post: “This is largely being driven by increases in the UK property, financial lines and professional liability areas.”

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