Fitch Expects Billion-Dollar Run-Off Deals in Germany
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Fitch expects cost pressure to force providers to make further consolidation decisions. In Germany, the expected transaction volume is particularly high, but in other European markets, too, it is about billions. According to Fitch, consolidation in the run-off market continues© CC0 Public Domain The rating agency Fitch assumes that the global [...]
In Europe, Germany is regarded as the undisputed core market for consolidation of closed stocks, the classic closed-book business. Here, run-off platforms take over old life insurance contracts that were concluded for new businesses. For 2026, Fitch forecasts a transfer volume of up to 25 billion euros for the German market. If this brand is reached, this would be the second highest annual value since the first German closed-book transactions in…
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