Swiss Re hikes nat cat exposure into 2022, manages lower overall risks

Swiss Re hikes nat cat exposure into 2022, yet manages lower overall insurance risk metrics

Swiss Re managed a notable increase in natural catastrophe exposures going into 2022 even while riding beneficial macro trends to secure lower risk metrics overall in its insurance books, the group’s FY2021 report indicated.

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Swiss Re, Report, Catastrophe, Insurance, Reinsurance, Christian Mumenthaler, Switzerland, Europe, Global

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