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11 November 2025Reinsurance

Munich Re’s Q3 top line trend is 40% a self-made decline

Over 40% of the revenue decline seen at Munich Re to date in 2025 can be traced to decisions by the group to cut back on deals that have slipped below its thresholds for rate or structural adequacy, CFO Christoph Jurecka (pictured) suggested during his company's third quarter earnings call.

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