Swiss Re likes nat cat; eyes double digit premium growth in 2022

Moses Ojeisekhoba, chief executive officer reinsurance, Swiss Re

Swiss Re is ready to pile into nat cat exposures, with a focus on excess of loss coverage, and can pick up another 10% in premiums in 2022, officials have declared.

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