SCOR records strong net income of EUR 603 million, increases its dividend to EUR 1.65 per share and envisages share buy-backs
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Press Releases2016 Annual Results.
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Jahresergebnis 2016 - SCOR erzielt Konzernergebnis von 603 Millionen EUR, erhöht Dividende auf 1,65 EUR und beabsichtigt Aktienrückkäufe
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SCOR records net income of EUR 603 million, increases its dividend to EUR 1.65 and envisages share buy-backs
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SCOR Global Life announces the following promotions: Brona Magee is promoted to the newly created role of Chief Actuary; Brock Robbins is promoted to Deputy CEO - Americas; Tammy Kapeller is promoted to Head of US Mar
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New Appointments at SCOR Global Life
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Expert viewsFebruary 9, 2017
ReMark continues to intensify its focus on the development of customer centric insurance propositions with a strategic investment in Umanlife, an innovative wellness platform delivering personalised lifestyle coaching
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Press Releases
In September 2016 SCOR started to test Blockchain technology, which is essentially a secured distributed database (ledger) shared by all parties to an exchange, and launched a Technical Accounting Blockchain Proof of
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NewsJanuary 30, 2017
Denis Kessler (Chairman & CEO of SCOR SE), accompanied by Victor Peignet (CEO of SCOR Global P&C), Romain Launay (COO of SCOR SE) and Michel Blanc (Chief Underwriting Officer - P&C Treaty Asia Pacific) vis
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Expert viewsJanuary 30, 2017
Denis Kessler (Chairman & CEO of SCOR SE), accompanied by Victor Peignet (CEO of SCOR Global P&C), Romain Launay (COO of SCOR SE) and Michel Blanc (Chief Underwriting Officer - P&C Treaty Asia Pacific) vis
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Expert viewsJanuary 26, 2017
Chairman & CEO of SCOR, Denis Kessler publishes an editorial piece in the French weekly Challenges, covering economic, political and financial current events in France and worldwide.
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Expert viewsJanuary 23, 2017
This Risk Radar classifies each risk by its nature, determining its time horizon (significant impacts already seen in insurance claims, first significant impacts expected within 1 – 5 years, first significant impacts
