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17 May 2024Reinsurance

SCOR ups April treaty book 17% while driving into specialty lines

Global reinsurer SCOR grew its book of business by 17% at the April 1 treaty renewals, led by specialty and alternative solutions, on a 3.2% overall price gain that included a 6.3% gain on the non-proportional book.

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