(Reuters) – British insurer Beazley Plc resumed its dividend on Thursday after swinging to an annual profit, helped by rising demand and double-digit growth in the cyber insurance space. Beazley, which provides casualty and property, cyber and political risk insurance, had a combined ratio – a key measure of an insurer’s profitability – of 93% compared to 109% a year earlier. A level below 100% indicates an underwriting profit. The insurer, which incurred a loss in 2020 after being hit by pandemic-related claims for cancelled events, said its annual gross written premiums jumped 30% to $4.62 b…