Cooper Gay profits increase
Broker Cooper Gay reported turnover and other operating income was up 12% to £58.4m (2004: £52.1m), for the year ended 31 December 2005. The company's operating profit was up 5.9% to £9.0m (2004:
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Business interruption
The @UKSupremeCourt has today delivered its verdict on the appeals heard in the #businessinterruption insurance test case. The response from ABI Director General, Huw Evans, can be read here - https://t.co/wcMx1u126p
— ABI (@BritishInsurers) January 15, 2021
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