Pool Re lifts retro placement to £2.5bn with prices flat
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Pool Re lifts retro placement to £2.5bn with prices flat

Samuel Casey
25 February 2021
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UK terrorism reinsurance backstop Pool Re has completed a three year £2.475bn ($3.5bn) retrocession programme, with Munich Re remaining as leader and Hannover Re and Fidelis providing significant capacity.

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