Swiss Re
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CFO John Dacey says the new alternative capital partners unit will enhance its flexibility. -
The carrier has made a quarter of total planned portfolio cuts already this year.
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The move follows an exodus of casualty underwriters from Swiss Re’s primary business over 2019.
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The Sigma report said the expansion will be led by China.
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Existing Mena business will be handled in Zurich, with new and renewal business for the region relocating to London.
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The four European carriers have significantly outpaced Bermudian reinsurers in GWP growth so far this year.
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The company claims to be the first UK InsurTech to secure authorisation in its own right.
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The European carrier has "no intention" of handing any investor new stock following a report that the Chinese group could buy $2bn or more of its equity.
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Capacity will be led by Swiss Re’s US operation, which underwrites 51 percent of the quota share agreement.
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The executive will replace Gerhard Lohmann, who is returning to Credit Suisse.
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The carrier expects significant increases to Japanese property cat rates in 2020.
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The shares slip marginally as the carrier confirms a $1bn stock buyback won’t proceed.
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