Published: Thu 13 Feb 2020

Zurich posts “in line” 2019 earnings with P&C combined ratio 96.4 percent

Europe’s fifth largest insurance company Zurich said 2019 business operating profits climbed 16 percent with CEO Mario Greco praising the company’s “amazing journey” as it met its 2016-2019 financial targets.

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Published: Thu 13 Feb 2020

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