Brit third-party profits rise in H1, but fee income dips
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Brit third-party profits rise in H1, but fee income dips

Fiona Robertson
29 July 2022
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Brit delivered profits to third-party investors of $5.3mn in H1, up from $0.1mn a year earlier, as its fee income dropped following an MGA sale.

Meanwhile, growth at its Blackstone-backed Ki syndicate helped drive top -line up 36%.

Overall, Brit fell to a $186.9mn net loss for the first half on a $233.4mn

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