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Purchases from reinsurers Shares

Having already added shares in $MUV2 (-0.03%) in my portfolio last month, the next purchase in the reinsurance sector followed today.

Today the $HNR1 (-0.08%) found its way into my portfolio today. (In a nutshell, as an insurance broker, I'm simply a huge fan of reinsurers) 😉

In my opinion, it is particularly remarkable that the $HNR1 (-0.08%) recently overtook $SREN (+0.42%) and is now the second largest reinsurer in the world directly behind Munich Re.

In my opinion, a decisive advantage here is the high equity ratio of the $HNR1 (-0.08%) particularly in comparison with Munich Re, this provides the $HNR1 (-0.08%) additional stability and flexibility in an already challenging market environment.

What do you think about insurance companies and their reinsurers?

3 Comments

DividendenAlpaka@DividendenAlpaka

I love my reinsurer $SREN. It has been a permanent fixture in my portfolio for years, the share has grown nicely recently and it also pays out a generous dividend every year.

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KroateOhneHaare@KroateOhneHaare

@DividendenAlpaka Understandably, Swiss RE remains a superbly positioned company, which will continue to generate good long-term returns and dividends.
I suspect that Swiss RE will not be able to hide from my portfolio for long. One day I will also want to include it.

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ThomasHH@ThomasHH

@DividendenAlpaka For German investors, however, we recommend $ALV $MUV2 or $HNR1 due to the extremely high Swiss withholding tax of 35%, of which only 15% is credited here.
$MUV2 is the world's largest reinsurer and a dividend aristocrat.

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