SCOR reinsurance overstated Q3 loss to clear slate & protect ratings

SCOR reinsurance goes ultra-prudent in Q3 loss to clear slate & protect ratings

Don't be dismayed by the scope of Q3 losses at global reinsurer SCOR as the mass of new reserves and cost bookings likely represent a case of extraordinary prudence designed to clear a path for unencumbered 2023 earnings growth, equity market analysts are saying in near unison.

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Reinsurance, Reserves, Quarterly Earnings, Brokerage Research, SCOR, Global

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