Swiss Re
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The move follows Helvetia’s entry into the aviation market last October as the carrier expands in specialty lines.
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The reinsurer will disband its life capital unit, making digital platform iptiQ standalone, as the unit's chief moves to the CUO role. -
Michael Rüsch was previously the Swiss managing director at HDI Global.
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Swiss Re will become a cornerstone investor with 28 percent of the total offering.
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Analyst Jonny Urwin estimates a $20bn shortfall between available (re)insurance capital and demand.
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The Swiss carrier will take a 1.5 percent stake by buying into a London global depositary receipt listing.
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Generali, SIAT, Swiss Re, India International and PICC argued that the policies had an exclusive English jurisdiction clause.
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The four continental European reinsurers expect Covid-19 to accelerate price momentum despite divergent approaches at 1.4.
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The ratings agency has changed its view amid the carrier’s worse-than-expected earnings and high combined ratio.
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The carrier continues to cut premium as part of remedial efforts.
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The carrier stands by 2020 combined ratio targets assuming Covid-19 claims are stripped out.
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CFO Dacey expects increased demand and firming pricing in wake of pandemic.
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