Munich Re has appointed Andreas Moser as global head of credit, surety, and political risk reinsurance, effective April 1, 2026, the company announced on LinkedIn.
Moser assumes the role after more than two decades with the reinsurer. He joined Munich Re in August 2005 and has held several senior positions across international markets, including executive vice president responsible for non-life reinsurance in Latin America, as well as roles in client management and innovative solutions.
From January 2016 to March 2021, Moser served as CEO of Münchener Rückversicherungs-Gesellschaft Rappresentanza Generale per l’Italia, Munich Re’s Italian general representation. He also co-founded Mundi Lab, an insurance technology acceleration program, in September 2015.
In March 2021, Moser moved to the Financial Risks division as head of trade credit and surety reinsurance for Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. He also led Talaria, a trade credit insurance and financing solution designed to integrate with digital platforms for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-size corporations.
Talaria provides B2B financial solutions for SMEs, including trade credit insurance and receivables finance. The platform uses a proprietary risk engine that combines real-time payment behavior data, machine learning, and risk management expertise to deliver risk-intelligent pricing.
Moser has been a public advocate for embedded finance. “The future of B2B payments lies in embedded finance,” he said in April 2023, highlighting that smaller and mid-sized companies increasingly demand user-friendly financial solutions fully integrated into their software platforms.
In his new global role, Moser will lead Munich Re’s credit, surety, and political risk reinsurance team worldwide, building on the division’s existing client relationships and track record.
The appointment comes at a pivotal moment for Munich Re. The reinsurer posted a record net result of €6.1 billion for the 2025 financial year – the fifth consecutive year it exceeded its profit guidance – and is forecasting a further rise to €6.3 billion in 2026. Alongside those targets, Munich Re unveiled its Ambition 2030 multi-year strategy in December 2025, which projects a return on equity above 18% and annual earnings per share growth of over 8% by the end of the decade.
