Swiss Re
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The carrier added casualty reserves of more than $500mn during Q4.
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The group’s net profit leapt six-fold to $3.2bn for the year.
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The reinsurer took a harder line than peers on casualty treaty at the latest renewal.
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Swiss Re will transfer its Genoa-based hull business to Dual Europe and provide the MGA with underwriting capacity.
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The segment has bounced back from its mid-2022 nadir, but its current zenith is not that much to shout home about.
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Effective immediately, Wolfe will help drive growth strategies across the region. He will also lead Guy Carpenter’s US facultative business alongside Frank Guerriero, chairman of Guy Carpenter Facultative.
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Prior to his resignation, Stubbs held the role of deputy class underwriter at Chaucer Group.
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The downgrade was driven by a change in the Swiss Insurance Supervision Act, which came into effect 1 January and is unrelated to the rating fundamentals of Swiss Re, according to the agency.
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Separately, sources said Swiss Re Miami-based head of auto overseeing the motor portfolio for the LatAm region Carlos Ricci has also left the reinsurer.
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George Quinn has worked at Zurich for a decade and will oversee the completion of Zurich’s 2023 annual results.
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Global cat-bond capacity has grown by about 4% annually over the last six years, according to a report by the Swiss Re Institute.
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Losses from severe thunderstorms have increased by 7% annually in the last 30 years, according to the Swiss Re Institute.