Hannover Re may hold the 1.1 pace through 2024 renewals

Hannover Re will likely show similar growth during the pending 2024 reinsurance renewal seasons as seen at the 1.1 renewal with current market conditions extending through the April and the mid-year renewals, top officials have argued.

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