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4 February 2025Reinsurance

SCOR expects more specialty growth but cuts in lines turned sour

Global reinsurer SCOR sees further room to grow in specialty lines, including its new diversification plays, but has noticed sub-classes in need of pruning and others where conditions show signs of tipping, SCOR's CEO for P&C, Jean-Paul Conoscente (pictured), has said.

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