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Stephan Ruoff, CEO of Tokio Millennium Re (TMR)

23 October 2018Alternative Risk Transfer

2017 cat losses revealed stark differences between capacity

The 2017 natural catastrophes, which resulted in record insured losses globally, also served to test the quality of reinsurance providers—and some stark differences in quality were revealed, Stephan Ruoff, CEO of Tokio Millennium Re (TMR), told Baden-Baden Today.

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