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Munchener Ruckversicherungs-gesellschaft — Munich Re — Corporate Update (February 2005)
11 slides from Munchener Ruckversicherungs-gesellschaft's corporate update, Feb 15, 2005
Slide 1: The Munich Re Group Renewals 2004/05 Telephone conference for the media
The Munich Re Group Renewals 2004/05 Telephone conference for the media Torsten Jeworrek Jörg Schneider 15 February 2005 Important notice Unless otherwise stated, this presentation is based on underwriting-year figures. This basis is only remotely comparable with calendar-year figures, which are i
Slide 2: Overview: General highlights and market sentiment
Overview General highlights 65% of our total portfolio was due for renewal in January Further portfolio enhancement Overall stable prices realised in our portfolio New business of 8% driven by selected growth opportunities (e.g. China) Premium volume remains at a high level: –4.4%, thereof p
Slide 3: January renewals 2005 (Premiums written); Changes in premium – Treaty total
Reinsurance Group January renewals 2005 (Premiums written) in % 100 –19.0 81.0 –16.4 64.6 100 75 50 25 0 Total Facultative Total renewable Later January portfolio treaty business renewals renewals The Munich Re Group Renewals 2005 15 February 2005 5 Reinsurance Group Changes in premium – Treaty tota
Slide 4: Changes in premium – Treaty without RSA; Active portfolio management
Reinsurance Group Changes in premium – Treaty without RSA in % 100 –8.1 –4.5 87.5 0.6 8.3 4.5 100.9 in €m 9.364 100 75 Increase on renewed: 0.7% 50 Thereof rate increase: 0.2% share increase: 0.5% 25 0 Total Cancelled Pending Renewed Increase New Pending Estimated renewable on business outcome Janua
Slide 5: Split of renewed business by lines of business/regions
Lines of business/Regions Split of renewed business by lines of business/regions Lines of Credit Property 5 (5) 32 (33) business Aviation/Space 5 (4) in % Marine 8 (7) Casualty 50 (51) Regions Special lines Europe 10 (9) 69 (72) in % Americas 11 (13) Asia/Pacific 10 (6) The Munich Re Group Renewals
Slide 6: Property: Overview of pricing
Lines of business/Regions Property Overview of pricing The market is… Munich Re is … Europe Showing stable to slightly Decreasing portfolio by softening rate levels for 2% and switching from non-loss-affected areas pro rata to XL and loss-affected areas up significantly Americas Showing stable
Slide 7: Casualty: Changes in premium and pricing
Lines of business/Regions Casualty Changes in premium in % 100 –10.7 –6.4 82.8 1.7 8.7 6.4 99.6 100 Including RSA: 92.6% 75 Increase on renewed: 2.0% 50 25 0 Total Cancelled Pending Renewed Increase New Pending Estimated renewable on business outcome January renewable 2005 The Munich Re Group Renewa
Slide 8: Casualty terms and conditions; Marine changes in premium
Lines of business/Regions Casualty Overview of terms and conditions Workers' compensation: Further limitation of coverage for terrorism (limited reinstatements) Munich Re is resisting the softening trend in terms and conditions in the US The Munich Re Group Renewals 2005 15 February 2005 15 Line
Slide 9: Marine: Overview of pricing and terms
Lines of business/Regions Marine Overview of pricing The market is… Munich Re is….. Worldwide Showing generally risk- Optimising the in-force adequate rate levels book and Increasing pressure on Growing in selected XL rates compensated areas with risk-adequate by hurricane events returns (e.
Slide 10: Aviation/Space: Changes in premium and pricing
Lines of business/Regions Aviation/Space Changes in premium in % Increase on 100 –6.7 0.0 93.3 24.5 2.0 0.0 119.8 renewable mainly 125 driven by special additional treaty 100 75 Increase on renewed: 26.3% 50 25 0 Total Cancelled Pending Renewed Increase New Pending Estimated renewable on business ou
Slide 11: Outlook April renewals: Rates in general risk-adequate
Outlook 1 April renewals: Rates in general risk-adequate – Price increases in loss-affected lines Korea Japan Property: Stable renewal on prices Property: Major claims (five storms and terms and conditions; demand 2004) show need for continued for capacity remains high increases to include clima