SCOR cuts mid-year renewal premiums by 9.8% in ongoing portfolio flip

Global reinsurance group SCOR cut its gross reinsurance premiums by 9.8 percent at the June-July renewals to €729 million to get ahead of its targets for probable maximum loss (PML) reduction.

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SCOR, Renewals, Gross Premiums, PML Reduction, Laurent Rousseau, Global, Insurance, Reinsurance

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