Esure's Peter Wood admits 'disappointing result' as insurer sees a loss of £15.4m for 2018
Esure’s combined operating ratio hit 111.8% for 2018, from 96.7% the previous year.
It saw a loss before tax of £15.4m, compared to a £98.6m profit before tax in 2017.
Esure also saw its solvency
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