21 November 2017News

PartnerRe US joins trade mission to China

PartnerRe’s US arm, Partner Reinsurance Company of the US was one of 29 companies that took part in the US trade mission to China, November 8-10, to advance trade deals between US companies and Chinese entities.

At a round table meeting on November 9 with China’s Vice Finance Minister, Zhu Guangyao, US Department of Commerce representatives, Chinese ministers and other company CEOs, Tad Walker, CEO property and casualty, PartnerRe, explained the important role of reinsurance in stimulating investment in various sectors of China’s economy and in bridging the insurance gap.

PartnerRe US is currently seeking a license to write reinsurance in mainland China where PartnerRe has done business for more than 25 years as an offshore reinsurer. As an onshore reinsurer, PartnerRe would be better positioned to offer insurers additional capacity and expertise to help insurance companies develop new consumer and corporate insurance products.

“PartnerRe wants to participate actively in the continued growth of the Chinese insurance markets in the future,” said Walker.

“China is a very important part of PartnerRe’s long-term Asia-Pacific strategy and is our single largest territory in Asia. This was an exciting opportunity to meet with regulators and insurers in China to explain the value of reinsurance in the context of the wider economy, to gain a better understanding of their specific challenges and to strengthen our relationships in the region.”




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17 November 2017   PartnerRe reported a net loss of $84 million for the third quarter of 2017 a fall from the $240 million profit it reported for the same period of 2016.
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8 November 2017   Turab Hussain has been appointed to the position of chief risk and actuarial officer at PartnerRe, starting from December 4, 2017. He succeeds Marvin Pestcoe, who will retire in 2018 after working to ensure a smooth transition.
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5 January 2018   Charles Goldie, formerly CEO of specialty lines at PartnerRe, has been appointed chief executive officer of PartnerRe’s property & casualty division, following the retirement of Tad Walker.