More exits possible as Hannover Re becomes third member to leave NZIA
After a Moody's report stated two founding members of the Net Zero Insurance Alliance left because of "material antitrust risks", Hannover Re has decided to leave the alliance.
Other members are “monitoring” developments, sparking even more exit fears.
Hannover Re said it has decided to leave the NZIA after careful consideration. In a statement issued on Wednesday, it said
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