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27 February 2026Reinsurance

Swiss Re pivots course towards casualty and Europe at the 1/1

Swiss Re changed course at the 1/1, turning back to its once-problematic segment of casualty where it could chase rate and fend off some volume decline, disclosures in the 2025 financial reporting have indicated.

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