Munich Re Unveils Ambitious 2030 Strategy to Reduce Dependence on Volatile Natural Catastrophe Reinsurance
Munich Re plans to cut property-casualty reinsurance profit contribution from 50% to 40% by 2030, targeting 18% ROE and €600 million in cost savings while expanding stable business lines.
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Munich Re has unveiled an ambitious five-year strategic transformation designed to reduce earnings volatility by diversifying away from cyclical natural catastrophe reinsurance. At an investor day in Munich on Thursday, outgoing CEO Joachim Wenning and incoming CEO Christoph Jurecka presented the Ambition 2030 strategy, which aims to reposition the world's second-largest reinsurer for more stable, profitable growth.
