Munich Re results plummet in 2017

Munich Re results plummet in 2017 but rate rise allows for growth at renewals

Munich Re

Munich Re’s reinsurance business dragged the company’s 2017 results due to high natural catastrophe levels but the resulting rate improvements allowed the company to grow the business in the January renewals.

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Munich Re, 2017 results, Reinsurance, Europe, January renewals, Catastrophe losses, Jörg Schneider

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