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7 February 2024Reinsurance

Hannover Re grows book 6.9% at 1.1, leans XoL to help 2.3% price gain

Hannover Re increased its January renewals book by 6.9% at the 1.1, leaning into the XoL book once again to capture a stronger rate momentum and avoid select proportional business in the Americas, including cyber.

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