Munich Re
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The biggest hit would come from the IOC’s $800mn event cancellation contract.
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Disparate attitudes between European reinsurers could temper aggressive rate increases at the key 1 April renewal.
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Munich Re's move to pull back capacity to Hippo comes as reinsurers are looking more cautiously at InsurTechs.
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Reinsurance chief Jeworrek diverges from rivals, citing limited typhoon activity based on a 30-year view. -
Management board member Torsten Jeworrek puts the carrier’s exposure to the Tokyo Olympics in the “triple-digit millions”.
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The share price falls as the carrier falls short of Q4 forecasts.
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Large losses push the group fourth-quarter result below expectations.
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Estimates from Aon, Munich Re, Swiss Re and Willis Re put Typhoon Hagibis lower than the modelled average, with Typhoon Faxai in line with expectations.
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Bushfire losses mount, and as does the likelihood that other Lloyd's businesses will follow Neon into run-off.
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The insured loss total is more than one third down on the 2018 tally of $80bn.
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Leo Re sits alongside Munich Re's more broadly distributed Eden Re, which contributed $300mn in 2019.
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The broader retro market is renewing up by 10-30 percent depending on loss experience and structure.
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