This updated version of the “Strong Momentum” plan has been prepared to take into account the new dimensions of the Group in 2011, following the acquisition of Transamerica Re’s mortality portfolio and the sale of SCO
SCOR has finalised the acquisition of the mortality portfolio, including the operational assets and personnel, of Transamerica Re, a division of AEGON, with effect from today.
SCOR has finalised the acquisition of the mortality portfolio, including the operational assets and personnel, of Transamerica Re, a division of AEGON, with effect from today.
The Group records very good results in the 2nd quarter 2011, combining the high technical profitability of its operations, the strong performance of a pertinent asset management policy, major progress in terms of busi
The Group records very good results in the 2nd quarter 2011, combining the high technical profitability of its operations, the strong performance of a pertinent asset management policy, major progress in terms of busi
SCOR continues to deliver a strong performance with 22% premium growth and a 2% price increase at the mid-year Non-Life renewal campaign.
In line with its strategic plan for the period 2010-2013 “Strong Momentum”, SCOR has decided to extend and strengthen its value-added service offering for its insurer clients.
SCOR has finalised the sale of its subsidary Investors Insurance Corporation (IIC) to Athene Holding Ltd. (Athene), as initially announced on 16 February 2011.
The recent rise of commodity prices results in an imbalance of food supply and demand on a global scale and brings the need for securing food supply.
SCOR has been working with the Japanese Market and dealing with its Japanese clients from the company and co-operative sectors since 1975.
SCOR’s 2010 Registration Document (“Document de Référence”) was filed with the French financial market authority, the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF), on 8 March 2011.
SCOR continues to combine growth with profitability in 2010: net income of EUR 418 million (up 13% from 2009) and premium income of EUR 6.7 billion (up 5% from 2009).
