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12 November 2026Reinsurance

Lead reinsurers well positioned amid Cortina threat, says Munich Re

Munich Re believes its role as a lead carrier across the bulk of the reinsurance treaty market may defend it against new market capacity pending, as Aon and Blackstone bring their broker-originated quota share facility Cortina to market, Munich Re's CFO Andrew Buchanan (pictured) has indicated.

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