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Scor SE
Scor SE is a global reinsurance company. It sells insurance protection to other insurers and reinsurers, helping them share the risk from large losses such as natural disasters, accidents, and long-term life and health claims. In simple terms, Scor sits behind insurance companies and gives them a way to offload part of the risk they underwrite. The company makes money by charging premiums for that risk coverage and by managing the investments tied to those insurance liabilities. Its customers are mainly property and casualty insurers, life insurers, and other risk carriers that need a partner to take on part of their exposures. Scor also works with brokers and large commercial clients that buy reinsurance through the insurance market. What makes Scor’s business model distinct is that it is not selling policies to individual consumers. It is a specialist wholesale risk partner that helps keep the broader insurance system stable by spreading risk across many countries and types of coverage. That role depends on deep actuarial expertise, disciplined risk selection, and the ability to pay claims when major events happen.
Scor SE is a global reinsurance company. It sells insurance protection to other insurers and reinsurers, helping them share the risk from large losses such as natural disasters, accidents, and long-term life and health claims. In simple terms, Scor sits behind insurance companies and gives them a way to offload part of the risk they underwrite.
The company makes money by charging premiums for that risk coverage and by managing the investments tied to those insurance liabilities. Its customers are mainly property and casualty insurers, life insurers, and other risk carriers that need a partner to take on part of their exposures. Scor also works with brokers and large commercial clients that buy reinsurance through the insurance market.
What makes Scor’s business model distinct is that it is not selling policies to individual consumers. It is a specialist wholesale risk partner that helps keep the broader insurance system stable by spreading risk across many countries and types of coverage. That role depends on deep actuarial expertise, disciplined risk selection, and the ability to pay claims when major events happen.
Strong quarter: SCOR said Q2 and first-half results were strong and clean, with first-half net income of EUR 409 million and an annualized ROE of 19%.
Capital remains solid: The solvency ratio was 220%, up 5 points from year-end 2025, and management said balance sheet resilience continued to improve.
P&C held up well: P&C posted a combined ratio below 80% in the first half and 79.5% in Q2, helped by benign cat activity and strong underlying loss performance.
Growth mix improved: SCOR grew its P&C treaty portfolio by 3.2% year-to-date, with especially strong growth in alternative solutions and specialty lines, while remaining cautious in U.S. casualty.
Life & Health steady: Life & Health stayed in line with expectations, with the team saying the reset done in 2024 continues to build confidence in the portfolio and assumptions.
Outlook unchanged: Management kept 2026 capital generation guidance at 3% to 5%, saying it would not simply extrapolate favorable cat experience into the future.
Balance sheet focus: Management repeatedly emphasized buffers, deleveraging, and higher resilience as key priorities, with more discussion expected at the next strategic plan update.