Mapfre
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For the year, Mapfre Re’s combined ratio improved to 96.8% compared to 97.1% in 2021, despite the impact of cat events. -
The company will fund the raise from surpluses following bancassurance exits.
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The reinsurance unit was impacted by almost EUR60mn of claims relating to droughts in South America.
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This publication’s review of H1 disclosures shows how listed (re)insurers’ nat cat losses have tallied with aggregate projections.
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The carrier’s reinsurance segment reported a combined ratio of 98.1%, a 3.5-point deterioration from the prior-year period.
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A report from Mapfre and other stakeholders including Mundi Ventures said there remains a $6tn opportunity to unlock in the sector.
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The Peruvian government is suing Spanish oil company Repsol over the January incident which affected 700,000 residents.
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The carrier’s reinsurance unit reported a slight improvement in the Q1 combined ratio at 94.1%, down from 95.1% the year previous.
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The insurer hopes to achieve net-zero in eight countries by 2024 and across the whole group by 2030.
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Under new ESG policies, the Spanish carrier will no longer invest in coal, gas or oil companies lacking energy-transition plans.
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The executive said that, in many cases, reinsurance contract wordings had not been tested for Covid recoveries.
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The carrier’s reinsurance unit upped profits by 53%, with reduced expenses benefiting the combined ratio.
