Munich Re’s CEO admits mistakes as he leaves the company

Nikolaus von Bomhard / Munich Re

Munich Re's departing CEO Nikolaus von Bomhard has admitted that he had not succeeded with all his plans during his time in charge, especially with struggling primary subsidiary Ergo.

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