20 April 2017News

Shareholders' funds grow but profits dip across industry in 2016

Aggregate shareholders’ funds for companies included in the Willis Re Index, which examines the results of the world’s biggest reinsurance groups, increased by 4 percent to $344.1 billion as at 31 December 2016, according to the latest Reinsurance Market Report from Willis Re.

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