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About SCOR SE

SCOR SE is engaged in providing life and non-life reinsurance. The Company's segments include SCOR Global P&C (Non-Life) and SCOR Global Life (Life). The Company's divisions include SCOR Global P&C, SCOR Global Life and SCOR Global Investments. The Company's Non-Life segment is divided into four business areas: Property and Casualty Treaties; Specialty Treaties; Business Solutions (underwriting of large corporate accounts), and Business Ventures and Partnerships. It covers all insurable risks of industrial groups and services companies (large corporate accounts). The Company's Property and Casualty Treaties business area underwrites proportional and non-proportional reinsurance treaties. Its casualty treaties typically cover original risks of general liability, product liability or professional indemnity. The Company's Global Life segment underwrites Life reinsurance business in the product lines, such as Protection, Financial Solutions and Longevity.

Financial summary

BRIEF: For the fiscal year ended 31 December 2021, SCOR SE revenues increased 4% to EUR17.79B. Net income increased 95% to EUR456M. Revenues reflect Change in fair value of investments increase from EUR18M to EUR45M. Net income benefited from Life Insurance segment income increase of 59% to EUR529M, Commission Ratio -% decrease of 7% to 22.3%. Dividend per share remained flat at EUR1.80.

Equity composition

06/2005, Nominal value changed from EUR 1 to EUR 0.78769723. FY'04 Q's are being RES due to a change in GAAP. 11/2006, Rights Issue, 2 new shares for every 9 shares held @ EUR 1.75 (Factor: 1.043460). 01/2007, 1-for-10 reverse stock split. 07/2007, Company name changed from SCOR.

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