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Swiss Re appoints Nicole Pieterse as Chief People Officer

Swiss Re announced that Nicole Pieterse, currently Swiss Re's Head Human Resources for Property & Casualty Reinsurance (P&C Re), will become Chief People Officer effective 1 January 2026. She will be taking over from Cathy Desquesses, who will step down for personal reasons.

VIG’s new 3 years strategy sets ambitious targets for next three years; Growth, higher profit and increasing dividends are the focus points

Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) shared its plans for the next three years under the strategic Group program, evolve28.Five quantitative targets were set to guide the next three years, focusing on strengthening the Group’s market leadership in Central and Eastern Europe, boosting premiums and profit, and advancing the local strategies of its 50 companies.


UNIQA sets more ambitious financial targets for 2026 to 2028

One year after launching the “UNIQA 3.0 – Growing Impact 2025 - 2028” strategic programme, the Management Board of UNIQA gave a positive interim assessment at a capital market update in Vienna and London and set more ambitious financial targets.




PZU Group 9M2025: Insurance business generated nearly 70% of net profit

After three quarters of this year, the PZU Group increased its gross insurance revenue to PLN 23.1 billion. During the reporting period, it generated a net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company of over PLN 5.2 billion (+42.7% y-o-y). The adjusted return on equity (aROE) at the end of September was 22.1%, the company announced.





Hannover Re generates a very good Group profit in the first nine months

Hannover Re generated a very good Group profit in the first nine months and is revising its full-year guidance. Among other things, the company is raising its projected Group net income to around EUR 2.6 billion. Group net income for the 2026 financial year is expected to reach at least EUR 2.7 billion, the Group announced.




Achmea sets ambitious goals for 2030

Since 2021, both Achmea’s operational result and Operational Free Capital Generation (OFCG) have increased significantly, while its solvency remains consistently strong. This has provided the company with a solid foundation, and it is well on track to accomplish its goals for 2025, Achmea said in its recent press release.