10 July 2018Insurance

Monument Re snaps up Dutch closed life insurer in Benelux strategy

Bermuda-based reinsurer Monument Re has acquired Robein Leven and its subsidiaries from Amerborgh Financial Services as part of its growth strategy in the Benelux region.

Robein Leven is a closed life insurer domiciled in the Netherlands with traditional and linked products.

“The acquisition of Robein Leven establishes our long-term presence in the Netherlands as part of our Benelux strategy,” said Manfred Maske, CEO of Monument Re Group.

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