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Hiscox achieves 6% UK growth and eyes double digits by 2028

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Hiscox UK is on track to hit its 6% growth target for 2025 at the halfway mark, with group chief underwriting officer Joanne Musselle revealing plans for double-digit retail growth by 2028.

Hiscox UK insurance contract written premium increased 6% to $463.4m (£348m) for the first half of 2025, which the insurer stated was “underpinned by policy count growth.”

“That premium growth really

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