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3 January 2025Reinsurance

SiriusPoint shares jump after $733m buyback agreement

Global specialty re/insurer SiriusPoint will spend $733 million to buy out its troubled single largest shareholder, a subsidiary of Singapore-based China Minsheng Investment Group (CMIG).

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