22 February 2024Insurance

Beazley can’t find its claims; ups 2023 guidance & pays shareholders

Beazley has likely beaten is own forecasts for 2023 underwriting margins for a simple shortage of claims and may end up putting an additional $300 million back to shareholders in turn, management said in a filing for investors.

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Beazley can’t find its claims; ups 2023 guidance & pays shareholders

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