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    UK insurer Beazley lowers annual premium growth forecast

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on August 13, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Beazley lowers its annual premium growth forecast due to reduced demand in cyber and property insurance, expecting low-to-mid single-digit growth.

    Table of Contents

    • Beazley's Revised Premium Growth Forecast
    • Impact of Cyber and Property Insurance Demand
    • Previous Growth Expectations

    Beazley Adjusts Annual Premium Growth Outlook Amid Market Challenges

    Beazley's Revised Premium Growth Forecast

    (Reuters) -British insurer Beazley lowered its annual premium growth forecast on Wednesday, partly hurt by subdued demand in its cyber and property risk insurance business.

    Impact of Cyber and Property Insurance Demand

    The company expects gross insurance written premium to grow in low-to-mid single digits, compared to its previous expectation for a mid-single digit growth.

    Previous Growth Expectations

    (Reporting by Yamini Kalia in Bengaluru; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Beazley lowers annual premium growth forecast.
    • •Subdued demand in cyber and property insurance impacts growth.
    • •Gross written premium expected to grow in low-to-mid single digits.
    • •Previous forecast anticipated mid-single digit growth.
    • •Market challenges influence Beazley's revised outlook.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK insurer Beazley lowers annual premium growth forecast

    1What has Beazley done regarding its premium growth forecast?

    Beazley lowered its annual premium growth forecast, expecting growth in low-to-mid single digits.

    2What factors contributed to Beazley's revised forecast?

    The forecast was partly affected by subdued demand in its cyber and property risk insurance business.

    3What was Beazley's previous expectation for premium growth?

    Previously, Beazley expected a mid-single digit growth in gross insurance written premium.

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