Swiss Re pegs $2.5bn COVID-19 hit and $1.1bn loss in H1 2020

Global reinsurer Swiss Re has reported significant claims and reserves related to the COVID-19 crisis, totalling $2.5 billion before tax in the first half of 2020, impacting both property & casualty (P&C) and corporate solutions business.

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Swiss Re, Coronavirus, Claims, Insurance, Reinsurance, Property & casualty, 2020 result, John Dacey, UK

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