Talanx Group, the parent company of insurance brands HDI and Hannover Re, is “off to a good start” in 2021.
That was how the German business described its performance when Talanx released the group’s financial results for the first quarter of the year. Here’s how Talanx fared in the period:
|
Metric |
Result |
Growth from 2020 |
|
Gross written premium |
€13.6 billion (approx. NZ$22.71 billion) |
9.4% |
|
Operating profit |
€625 million |
11.8% |
|
Group net income |
€277 million |
24.5% |
According to Talanx, all its four segments – industrial lines, retail Germany, retail international, and reinsurance – enjoyed growth. Of the group income, €39 million came from industrial lines; €84 million, retail Germany; €54 million, retail international; and reinsurance, €153 million.
“The trend in the first quarter is extremely positive and represents a good start to the year even without the special effects,” stated Torsten Leue, chair of Talanx AG’s board of management. “Our group has grown and all divisions contributed to the strong results.
“This shows that our growth initiatives are paying off and that the measures taken to optimise industrial lines and retail Germany are working across the board.”
