- CEO
- Philippe Meyenhofer
- Full Time Employees
- 1,248
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Insurance - Reinsurance
- Address
- Wellesley House South Pembroke Bermuda HM 08
- IPO Date
- Mar 10, 2021
- Business
- PartnerRe Ltd. PartnerRe Ltd. is a leading global reinsurer that provides reinsurance solutions to help insurance companies manage earnings volatility, strengthen capital and support business growth. The company operates through three primary segments: Property & Casualty, which includes agriculture, aviation/space, casualty, catastrophe, energy, engineering, marine, motor and property risks; Specialty, encompassing financial risks, multiline and US health; and Life and Health, covering mortality, morbidity, longevity, accident and health products. Reinsurance is offered on proportional or non-proportional bases via treaties or facultative arrangements to clients worldwide, including primary insurance partners in select markets.
Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Pembroke, Bermuda, PartnerRe maintains principal offices in Dublin, Stamford (Connecticut), Toronto, Paris, Singapore, Zurich, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Beijing, Miami, Charlotte and Maple Grove, spanning North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Africa. With approximately 1,300 employees and $11.6 billion in total capital, the company emphasizes financial stability, ESG commitments and tailored risk management across diverse geographies and business lines.
Since July 2022, PartnerRe operates as a privately held subsidiary of Covéa, the French property and casualty insurance leader, following Covéa's $9.3 billion acquisition from EXOR, which enhanced its diversification and reinsurance positioning. In April 2024, the company appointed Philippe Meyenhofer as CEO and Jon Colello as President, overseeing non-life underwriting, alongside other executive changes including Mike Huff as Chief Investment Officer. Recent financial highlights include gross premiums written of $9.35 billion for full-year 2024 and $5.2 billion for first-half 2025, with a voluntary delisting of its Series J Preferred Shares from the NYSE in July 2024.