19 October 2023Insurance

Munich Re can sweep up rising nat cat demand, needs no retro backers

Munich Re is prepared to release more capacity into an increasingly risk-laden nat cat environment without need for third-party or retro back-up, on assumption that prices and conditions continue to adjust favourably where required, top officials said ahead of the Baden-Baden reinsurance gathering.

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