Every September, players from across the P&C (re)insurance industry come together in Monte Carlo for the Rendez-Vous de Septembre, a cornerstone event that has shaped industry dialogue since the 1950s. But what makes this event stand out from other industry gatherings? To find out, we caught up with three SCOR colleagues during the event, to capture their first-hand impressions and insights.
Dear Younger Self,
If I could sit across from you now – wide-eyed, ambitious, and perhaps a little unsure – I’d start by saying: you’re going to be just fine. But more than that, you’re going to grow in ways you can’t yet imagine, and your journey will take turns that you would have never considered. While I won’t spoil the journey, I do want to share a few truths that I wish I had understood earlier.
(Re)insurance inherently is an international industry. To maintain stability and ensure the ability to pay claims, companies need portfolios diversified with risks from around the world. This global scope creates opportunities for international mobility within the industry. One such opportunity allowed Jimmy Pimentel to move from Brazil to the US, fulfilling his dream of living abroad in a country full of potential.
At SCOR, June is more than just the start of the summer; it is a time when our teams all over the world come together to make a tangible difference in the communities we call home. This annual initiative, now in its fourth year, is a vibrant testament to The SCOR Way, showcasing how our core purpose of contributing to the resilience of societies extends far beyond our (re)insurance solutions.
In 2011, SCOR took a step toward deepening our commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and understanding of long-term risks by establishing the SCOR Foundation for Science. The mission was clear: to support rigorous academic research in risk-related fields and to anticipate the challenges and solutions of tomorrow.
For those starting to learn about (re)insurance, you’ll notice that the role of an underwriter is very prominent across all levels of the industry. But what is an underwriter? How do you become one? And what are their tasks and responsibilities?
In this article, some of our expert underwriters within SCOR’s Property and Casualty business will answer common questions to help you further understand their role in the (re)insurance industry.
When Beatrice Parravicini began studying the financial mechanics behind risk at Cattolica University in Milan, she wasn’t chasing accolades – she was chasing answers. But curiosity, determination, and a passion for bridging technical insight with real-world impact led her to something more: the 2024 SCOR Italy Actuarial Award.
At SCOR, our purpose is to support more resilient societies—and that begins with our people. Through SCOR for Good, our community engagement program, we empower employees to give back, share their skills, and create meaningful impact. In doing so, we not only strengthen team connections but also bring our mission to life beyond the workplace.
In Part 1 of this series, Sangeeta Xanthopoulos, SCOR’s Head of Global Talent Acquisition, introduced us to the dynamic field of talent acquisition, sharing unique insights into the qualifications SCOR seeks in candidates and offering valuable interview tips.
In this second and final part, we will explore the challenges of talent acquisition, future trends as well as Sangeeta’s personal motivations and advice for anyone aspiring to work at SCOR.
SCOR Business Solutions is the direct insurance branch of SCOR’s P&C business, offering a range of comprehensive insurance products to address large commercial clients’ evolving insurance needs worldwide.
In 2024, Claire McDonald was appointed CEO of SCOR Business Solutions, which she is leading with a vision to further grow in the direct corporate insurance market, to ensure SCOR Business Solutions maintains its leadership position in the energy segment through transition, and to expand specialty lines of business.