SCOR Global Life, a subsidiary of SCOR SE, has entered into an innovative longevity transaction with the Netherlands-based insurer Aegon.
This is one of the first longevity transactions to be completed in continental Europe and confirms SCOR’s pioneering role in this emerging and important market.
Standard & Poor’s has raised the outlook on the “A+” rating of SCOR SE and its main subsidiaries to “positive” as, according to S&P’s statement, “capital and earnings expected to rise due to very strong ERM”.
SCOR delivers a strong performance for the first nine months of 2013, recording net income of EUR 302 million.
Standard & Poor’s has raised the outlook on the “A+” rating of SCOR SE and its main subsidiaries to “positive” as, according to S&P’s statement, “capital and earnings expected to rise due to very strong ERM”.
SCOR delivers a strong performance for the first nine months of 2013, recording net income of EUR 302 million.
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The aims of this brochure are to provide the reader with a simple introduction to genes and genetic processes in humans and an insight as to how this rapidly developing field of science could impact on the insurance i
The aims of this brochure are to provide the reader with a simple introduction to genes and genetic processes in humans and an insight as to how this rapidly developing field of science could impact on the insurance i