Lockdowns expected to bring big drop in claims costs this year, but 2021 predicted to turn negative

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Underlying claims inflation, Brexit and the FCA’s new pricing rules could turn underwriting profits red next year, predicts EY

UK motor underwriting will be profitable this year due to a substantial reduction in claims as fewer drivers took to the roads during the pandemic lockdown, according to EY.

Claims costs are expected to fall by 12% and the net combined ratio should drop to 93.8% - a 7.2% better result compared to 2019, EY said in its UK Motor Insurance Results report.

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