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9 May 2024Insurance

Hamilton surges on top line, trips on Baltimore bridge & reserves

Bermuda-based insurance group Hamilton grew its top lines by over a third in the first quarter, but saw underwriting income decline as the group set aside nearly $38 million to cover the Baltimore Bridge collapse.

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