All Munich Re articles – Page 3
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NewsMunich Re announces profit target of €2.8bn for 2021; Profit outlook of €1.2bn for 2020
The Group expects financial consequences from COVID-19 next year as well, but on a considerably smaller scale than in 2020.
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NewsDigital Production as a Service: Porsche, MHP and Munich Re found the “FlexFactory”
This aims to make the production of small series of all kinds of different products in the manufacturing industry more flexible and cost efficient.
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NewsMunich Re with solid profit for the quarter, considering high losses
Given the ongoing high level of uncertainty regarding the further economic and financial consequences of COVID-19, Munich Re will again not issue profit guidance for 2020 with its Q3 statement.
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NewsMunich Re posts quarterly result of approx. €200m
In the third quarter, Munich Re registered COVID-19-related losses totalling about €800m in reinsurance. The losses were attributable to various business lines, such as insurance for major events and other property-casualty lines, and the life and health business.
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NewsCOVID-19 a “wake-up call”
Pandemic highlights the ”staggering potential” for uninsurable systemic risks, according to re/insurer Munich Re
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NewsMunich Re expects further hardening of markets
Following years of eroding rates caused by excess capacities and low major-loss expenditure, particularly in European markets, low interest rates – likely to remain even lower for even longer due to the coronavirus pandemic – are impacting the profitability of reinsurers. Insurance covers are therefore likely to become more expensive, ...
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People & OpinionStefan Golling appointed to the Munich Re Board of Management as of 1 Jan 2020
The Supervisory Board of Munich Reinsurance Company has appointed Stefan Golling (44) to the Munich Re Board of Management as of 1 January 2021. Management of the Global Clients and North America Division will pass to Mr. Golling from Dr. Peter Röder, who has chosen to step down from the ...
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NewsPay-per-part: TRUMPF and Munich Re plan new business model for the manufacturing industry
”The cooperation with TRUMPF is an outstanding example of how the combination of Munich Re Group’s various offerings – risk solutions, IoT technology and financing – makes it possible to develop innovative business models for the industry. We are convinced that such partnerships represent a forward-looking response ...
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NewsMunich Re: Pandemics, climate change, cyber: Major risks of our time – Better preparation needed
”The coronavirus pandemic needs to be a lesson to us all: We must take action more rapidly and vigorously to ensure that we are not as unprepared as we were with COVID-19 for risks such as cyber attacks or climate change. It is possible to better safeguard against the financial ...
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NewsMunich Re issues green bond
For the first time in its history, Munich Re has issued a subordinated green bond, with the volume issued amounting to €1.25bn. This bond highlights Munich Re’s commitment to using the capital markets to help achieve a climate-friendly transformation of the economy. Munich Re will use the raised capital to ...
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NewsMunich Re-backed insurtech raises extra £1.6m for growth in new markets
Munich Re-backed insurtech Urban Jungle has raised an extra £1.6m for growth as it prepares to expand into new markets. Despite the pandemic having an impact on the insurtech sector, Urban Jungle has managed to raise funding yet again.
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NewsUSD 30mn invested in Softlogic Life’s growth by Finnfund, NorFund and Munich Re
Norfund and Finnfund are impact investors funded by the governments of Norway and Finland and private capital markets whose objectives are to fund sustainable development through responsible and profitable businesses across the globe. What makes the transactions even more significant are that they are being executed amidst the ongoing COVID-19 ...
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NewsCoronavirus: Impact on Munich Re
Since the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of the coronavirus to be a pandemic, the world has been in a state of emergency. The drastic measures taken by the affected countries to contain this pandemic underline the seriousness of the situation – for societies, the economy, and every individual.
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