Hard market conditions bolster Munich Re result despite Ukraine and Covid-19 hits

Adrian LadburyMay 10, 2022
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Strong growth and continued high prices in Munich Re’s core non-life reinsurance businesses managed to offset a further big chunk of Covid-19 claims in life and health and €100m of losses from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, to...

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Adrian LadburyMay 10, 2022
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