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7 November 2024Reinsurance

Munich Re Milton losses likely less than from Helene

Munich Re likely suffered a smaller loss on Hurricane Milton than it did on Hurricane Helene, given Helene’s broader field of impact and ability to hit the group’s primary global specialty exposures, CFO Christoph Jurecka has indicated.

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