RenaissanceRe suffers $540m in net outflows from its ILS stable FY2024

Reinsurance and ILS group RenaissanceRe suffered in excess of half a billion dollars in net outflows of third-party capital throughout 2024, but claimed that simple profit taking and rebalancing had dwarfed lingering collateral releases as a driver.

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