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Underwriting discipline vital to keeping reinsurance attractive to investors: Munich Re

Reinsurers must resist the temptation to sacrifice underwriting discipline as competition intensifies, or risk undermining the long-term returns needed to retain investors and sustain their claims-paying ability, according to Munich Re's Kerri Hamm.

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