120 likes | 235 Vues
This presentation by Alexandre Bichot, Deputy Head of the Foreign Inward Business Department at Milli Re, outlines the company's strategic approach to the Caucasus region. It discusses key financial indicators such as premium income, equity, and profit/loss trends from 2009 to 2013, and highlights both the advantages and disadvantages of entering this market. Key goals include increasing business volume with existing partners, creating new partnerships, and diversifying the portfolio across branches. The vision emphasizes growth in a region with potential while addressing unique risks.
E N D
AIIF19th June 2014 About Milli Re and Our Approach to the RegionbyAlexandre BichotDeputy Head of Department Foreign Inward Business - Milli Re
Key Figures Concerning Milli Re Foreign Portfolio Development
Key FinancialIndicators (1) Premium Income (US$ mio) Shareholders’ Equity (US$ mio) Profit/LossforPeriod (US$ mio) 2009 2009 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2010 2011 2012 2013 2010 2011 2012 2013
Rating The importance of a “rating” in the international reinsurance market is a well known fact. • OurfinancialstrengthratingfromA.M.BEST Rating Agency is “B+” (good). • Our Turkish nationalscaleratingfromStandard & Poor'sRatings Services is “trAA+”.
Milli Re’s Approach to the CAUCASUS Region • Advantages : • Good Technical Results • Potential For Growth • Low Loss Frequency and Severity • Low Penetration Levels
Milli Re’s Approach to the CAUCASUS • Disadvantages : • Natural Perils ( Majorly Earthquake) • Underpricing • Lack of Treaty Protection • Mostly Young and Inexperienced Markets
Milli Re’s Approach to the CAUCASUS • Vision for the Region : • Increase Business Volume with Already Existing Partners • Create New Partnerships • Diversify the Portfolio Branchwise • Geographical Spread
Milli Re’s Approach to the CAUCASUS • Future of the Region: • Create More Ties and Partnerships with Regional Reinsurers • Have a More Diversified Reinsurance Panel • Increase the Rates • Increase Treaty Protections ( especially concerning NatCat )