US EditionSwiss Re targets group net income of $4.5bn in 2026
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Swiss Re-CEO Andreas Berger was determined to lead the Zurich reinsurer into a new era in front of investors – speaking inconvenient truths was a matter of course for Berger. The fact that the Group is aiming for a net profit of $4.5 billion next year, instead of the $4.8 billion expected by analysts, however, brought the share under considerable pressure. Investors acknowledged the goals that Berger described as "ambitious and sustainable in th…
The Zurich reinsurer Swiss Re plans to achieve a net profit of 4.5 billion dollars (3.8 billion euros) for the coming year and thus disappoints investors. Analysts had expected 4.8 billion dollars. Chef Andreas Berger defended his decision with a challenging market and with Swiss Re preparing for acquisitions. Furthermore, he wants to increase efficiency by using artificial intelligence (AI) and other data technologies.
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Reinsurer Swiss Re promises its shareholders on Friday a "sustainable" share buyback program, with a budget of $500 million per year, starting in 2026.
The reinsurer Swiss Re intends to increase profits in the coming year and has increased its targets. In addition to a dividend increase, the Group also plans to buy back its own shares in the future.
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