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• Net premiums earned rose by 4% to $10.6bn • Impact of the COVID-19 on the underwriting result of the group was $524m for Q1 22 • Net result was a loss of $248m for Q1 22 compared to a profit of $333m for Q1 21 • Treaty premium volumes increased by 15% in the April renewals
Companies: Swiss Re AG
• Net result increased from a loss of $878m for 2020 to a profit of $1.44bn for 2021. • Management proposed an unchanged dividend of CHF5.90 per share for FY2021. • Swiss Re renewed $8.9bn in premium volume on 1 January 2022, representing an increase of 6%. • Swiss Re announced a new group RoE target of 10% for 2022 and 14% for 2024
• Net premiums earned rose by 6% for 9M 21. • Net result was a profit of $1.26bn for 9M 21 compared to a loss of $691m for 9M 20. • COVID-19-related claims and reserves declined from $3.0bn for 9M 20 to $1.27bn for 9M 21. • Net income of $212m for Q3 21 was above consensus expectations of a loss of $81m.
• Net result was a profit of $1.05bn for H1 21 compared to a loss of $1.13bn for H1 20. • Impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the underwriting result of the group was $870m for H1 21 compared to $2.5bn for H1 20. • Treaty premium remained largely stable but the price improved by a nominal 4% in the July renewals. • Shareholders´ equity declined by 12% in H1 21, mainly due to $2.5bn unrealised investment losses.
• Net premiums earned rose by 7% to $10.2bn • Impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the underwriting result of the group was $643m for Q1 21. • Net result was a profit of $333m for Q1 21 compared to a loss of $225m for Q1 20 • Treaty premium volumes increased by 20% in the April renewals
Net loss was $878m for 2020 and higher than consensus expectations. Management proposed an unchanged dividend of CHF5.90 per share for FY2020. Swiss Re renewed $7.8bn in premium volume on 1 January 2021, representing a decrease of 11%.
• Net premiums earned rose by 6% for 9M 20. • Net result attributable to shareholders was a loss of $691m for 9M 20 compared to net income of $1.34bn for 9M 19. • COVID-19-related claims and reserves rose from $2.5bn for H1 20 to $3.0bn for 9M 20. • Net income of $444m for Q3 20 was above consensus expectations of $248m.
• COVID-19-related claims and reserves rose from $0.5bn for Q1 20 to $2.5bn for H1 20 • Net loss of c.$1.1bn for H1 20 compared to a net profit of $953m for H1 19 • Closing of ReAssure sale pushed the SST ratio above the target level of 220%, despite the significant claims and reserves set up in H1 20
• Net premiums earned rose by 7% to $9.6bn • $476m claims for cancelled or postponed events and a mark-to-market charge of $251m pre-tax due to the decline in the Phoenix share price. • Net result was a loss of $225m for Q1 20 • Treaty premium volumes increased by 4% in the April renewals
• Net profit was 46% below consensus expectations. • The combined ratio of P&C Re increased to 107.8% and to 127.9% for Corporate Solutions in 2019. • Management proposed a 5% higher dividend of CHF5.90 per share for FY2019 and a new share buy-back programme of up to CHF1.0bn. • However, Swiss Re has funded the biggest share of the dividend payments for FY2017 to FY2019 and the share buy-back programme by its equity substance and not by EPS generation in this period.
• Swiss Re sells ReAssure for £3.25bn to Phoenix Group Holding • Swiss Re will receive a cash payment of £1.2bn and shares in Phoenix • Expected result of the sale is a SST ratio increase of 12pp and a pre-tax loss of around $300m in 2019
• Net premiums earned rose by 10% for 9M 19. • Net profit attributable to shareholders increased by 23% to $1.34bn for 9M 19 compared to a weak 9M 18. • Corporate Solutions contributed a loss of $441m to group net profit. • Management has decided that the second tranche of the public share buy-back programme of up to $1bn will not be launched.
• Net premiums earned rose by 8% for H1 19. • Net profit attributable to shareholders decreased by 5% to $953m for H1 19 compared to a weak H1 18. • Corporate Solutions contributed a loss of $403m to group net profit. • Treaty premium volumes increased by 17% and price quality by 2% in the July renewals.
• Net premiums earned rose by 5.5% to $8.8bn • The combined ratio of P&C Reinsurance was 110.3% • Net profit decreased by 6% to $429m, clearly below consensus of $657m • Treaty premium volumes increased by 18% in the April renewals
Net profit attributable to shareholders increased by 27% to $421m for FY2018 compared to FY2017. Premiums earned rose by 2% to $33.9bn for FY2018 compared to FY2017. Investment income declined by 29.5% to $3.2bn for 2018. Total revenues were down by 13% to $37.0bn in FY2018. Claims decreased by 11% to $14.9bn for FY2018. Total expenses declined by 13% to $35.9bn for FY2018 compared to FY2017. The group’s P&C combined ratio was down from 111.5% for 2017 to 104.0% for 2018 due to large losses decr
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