Swiss Re pegs loss on Baltimore bridge collapse at $100m gross

Global reinsurer Swiss Re may have suffered a $100 million gross loss on the Baltimore Bridge collapse, an incident confined to its P&C reinsurance book with no impact at the corporate solutions primary line, Swiss Re CFO John Dacey has declared.

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