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14 December 2015Insurance

Live long and prosper

The October issue of Intelligent Insurer examined the dynamic of corporate longevity in the reinsurance industry. This is particularly relevant in relation to the European market, home to several of the industry’s biggest reinsurers—and also the oldest, with the likes of Swiss Re and Munich Re clocking up more than 100 years of corporate history.

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