27 February 2024Reinsurance

Munich Re grows 1.1 book 3.5% on muted pricing; casualty appetite splits

Global reinsurer Munich Re took a mere 0.3% risk- and inflation-adjusted price gain during the 1.1.2024 reinsurance renewals while increasing total exposure volumes by some 3.5%, all well below levels claimed by major rivals.

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