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6 October 2025Reinsurance

Munich Re: Stability vital as inflation and secondary perils pressure attachment points

As secondary perils, inflation and tariffs put pressure on attachment points in property treaty programmes, Munich Re is aiming to maintain some level of stability for clients.

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