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Aspen Q2 Profit Drops Nearly 53% on Catastrophe Losses
By Anya KhalamayzerAspen says second-quarter net income was more than halved due to $58.7 million in catastrophe losses.
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Aspen says second-quarter net income was more than halved due to $58.7 million in catastrophe losses.
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