Liberty Mutual puts a further €40m into its Irish business
Injection brings sum up to €115m over last three years
US insurer Liberty Mutual has pumped more cash into its Irish business, which it acquired from the administrators of Quinn Insurance almost six years ago.
Newly filed regulator returns by the company reveal that it pumped €40 million into its Irish unit just before Christmas.
That brings the total amount of capital received by the Dublin-based Liberty Insurance to €115 million over the last three years.
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