Direct Line eyes turnaround with improved Q3 results
Direct Line’s Q3 trading update has revealed it doubled its motor gross written premiums, a welcome improvement amid a turbulent year for the insurer.
Motor GWP grew by an impressive 115.4% against Q3 2022’s figure, rising to £826m. DLG attributed this rise to an improved approach to pricing.
Meanwhile, its home division oversaw a GWP growth of 3.9
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