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Ergo to cut 600 jobs over three years

German insurer Ergo Versicherungsgruppe, a unit of reinsurer Munich Re AG, will cut 200 back-office positions every year for the next three years.

Blog: Talanx IPO - Doing the double

When Talanx chief executive Herbert Haas announced his firm's initial public offering U-turn last week, there was reason to suspect he might be growing dizzy.

Talanx completes IPO

German insurance group Talanx AG has completed its IPO with an initial listing of shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange today.

Germany's GI sector stable, says Fitch

The rating outlook for the German non-life insurance sector remains stable, with motor rates expected to continue recovering in 2013, according to Fitch.

Allianz shuns European sovereign debt

German insurer Allianz will eschew European sovereign debt when seeking future investments, preferring to invest in energy and infrastructure projects, chief executive Michael Diekmann said this week.

European floods: keeping the funds flowing

Floods are an on-going threat for Europe, yet the approach to insuring and recovering from them is wide and varied. Francesca Nyman investigates how Europe is tackling the issue and what the future is likely to bring.

Munich Re considers ILS fund

Munich Re may launch a fund to allow investors to buy catastrophe bonds and other insurance linked securities to meet the growing demand for instruments linked to natural disasters.

Talanx in shock IPO turnaround

German insurance giant Talanx has made the unprecedented move of committing to an initial public offering barely seven days after saying it had cancelled the planned listing due to market sentiment.

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