SCOR-Covéa dispute reignited as Kessler accused of wrongdoing

The bitter feud and war of words between French reinsurer SCOR and Covéa Group, its largest shareholder, has been reignited – two and a half years after Covéa’s failed €8.2 billion takeover of SCOR, the catalyst for the dispute.

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SCOR, Covea, Criminal action, Lawsuit, Takeover, Insurance, Reinsurance, Denis Kessler, France, Europe

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