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Global reinsurer SCOR grew its property and casualty (P&C) portfolio selectively at the January 1st, 2026, reinsurance renewals, with property catastrophe premiums up 12.5%, as the firm achieved targeted growth of 4.7% for its traditional reinsurance in what it describes as a market that remained disciplined on structures and terms and conditions.

Global reinsurance firm SCOR has renewed its main contingent capital facility for the fifth time, continuing the balance-sheet coverage that protects the company against extreme natural catastrophe or mortality events, as well as against a significant decline in its share price.

SCOR Investment Partners surpassed the $5 billion milestone in terms of catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities assets under management and senior executives Sidney Rostan and Alexandre Jaegle told us they view the market outlook as positive and anticipate momentum continuing, for the sector and their own ILS investment platform.

SCOR Investment Partners has announced a new milestone for its dedicated insurance-linked securities funds platform, surpassing US $5 billion in ILS assets under management, representing a 14% increase in AUM over the first nine months of 2025.

Speaking at global reinsurer SCOR’s briefing at RVS 2025 in Monte Carlo, Jean-Paul Conoscente, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SCOR Global P&C, said that the firm will continue to sponsor catastrophe bond issuances regardless of the market cycle.

SCOR Investment Partners, the asset management arm of the French reinsurance group and a manager of insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds, has grown its ILS assets under management to US $4.8 billion as of July 1, 2025, representing an increase of 20% since mid-year 2024 when it stood at US $4 billion.

SCOR has reported more competitive market conditions at the January reinsurance renewals, with increased capital supply the main driver, leading it to stay disciplined in property catastrophe risks, where it noted premiums were flat, but its net exposure slightly higher after the contract signings.

France headquartered global reinsurance firm SCOR said today that it has added three new risk partners in 2024 so far, as it continues to expand its third-party capital relationships and activities under Risk Partnerships, while seeing its 2026 target for fee income growth from this business as on track.

SCOR Investment Partners, the asset management arm of the French reinsurance group and a manager of insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds, has experienced “significant net inflows” in 2023, taking its overall assets under management to a new high of more than €20 billion.

France-headquartered global reinsurance firm SCOR has said today that it raised new third-party capital from risk partners in January 2024, while it also expanded the capacity arrangements it has with existing risk partners by 20%.