Chaucer has said that latest gross written premiums written to the end of July 2006 are almost...
Chaucer has said that latest gross written premiums written to the end of July 2006 are more than £70m higher than this time last year.At the end of July, written premiums stood at £344m, up from £272m at the same stage of 2005.Chaucer added that it expects premium rates to rise around 12% in 2006 across its non-motor divisions, while UK motor rates should stay stable. It added that it has increased its mid-point forecast to 13.1% from 11.5% for the 2004 underwriting year of account.
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