The global re/insurer has significantly reduced its retrocession arrangements for 2026
Munich Re slashes retro, scraps sidecars | | | Munich Re slashes retrocession, scraps sidecars, shows ambition to retain reinsurance profits  Munich Re has demonstrated the power of a large diversified reinsurance and insurance group in beating its profit target for 2025, while showing its desire to retain more of the economics of its re/insurance business by slashing its retrocession arrangements and scrapping its collateralized reinsurance sidecar programme. Munich Re entered 2026 with significantly less retrocessional protection in place, having only placed a retro program amounting to $600 million, compared to around $1.55 billion a year ago. As well as the sidecars being scrapped, the company did not renew its remaining cat bond at the end of last year. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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