CCR unveils its strategic plan for the period to 2025
Caisse Centrale de Réassurance (CCR) has unveiled the broad outlines of its strategic plan for the period from 2021 to 2025.
CCR chairman Jacques Le Pape outlined the details of its plan, called Horizon 2025 – Protecting More and Serving Better, at its annual conference on catastrophic risk management. It pursues the action undertaken since 2015 under the aegis of the chief executive officer Bertrand Labilloy, and the former chairman Pierre Blayau. This plan has allowed CCR to consolidate, develop and transform the missions, businesses and structures of the group.
The plan has three goals: to deepen CCR's involvement in natural disasters prevention and to contribute to a better management of the natural catastrophe reinsurance scheme; to continue the balanced development and transformation of CCR Re to strengthen its position in the international reinsurance market; and to consolidate CCR's expertise in modelling and managing extreme risks and to advise the State in this area.
Le Pape said: "The ambition of this strategic plan is to strengthen the relevance and performance of CCR at the service of the Nation, so to meet the challenges raised by natural and technological risks of an extreme nature."
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