30 September 2015Insurance

Warren Buffett cuts stake in Munich Re to below 10%

The shareholdings of US holding company Berkshire Hathaway and commercial insurance firm National Indemnity Company in Munich Re have been reduced to 9.7 percent, below the threshold of the 10 percent required for voting rights.

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