SCOR speeds housecleaning ahead of May arrival of new chief Léger

Global reinsurer SCOR remains full-steam ahead on the one-year rescue plan that ousted CEO Laurent Rousseau put in place after a massive Q3 2022 loss as the embattled group rushes its housecleaning prior to the May 1 arrival of successor Thierry Léger (pictured) from Swiss Re.

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