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At SCOR, protecting people and assets is anchored in our purpose. During #PrideMonth, we are proud to show our commitment to LGBTI+ inclusion around the world by honoring our differences, not by ignoring them. #WeAreSCOR
We are a global group with 2,900 employees, representing more than 65 different nationalities. Through our various cultures, languages and backgrounds, our differences are our strength. #WeAreSCOR http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMdPh
The risk universe is expanding. We are very proud to continuously contribute to the protection and welfare of millions of people around the world facing risks of all kinds. #InsideSCOR http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMAKm
The Earth’s climate is becoming increasingly unpredictable and regions around the world are facing more and more extreme weather events. Hear Randy Liu, Head of Natural Catastrophe Risk Modeling Asia-Pacific, talk about how SCOR builds natural catastrophe predictive models. #InsideSCOR #WeAreSCOR http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQoOa
SCOR’S International Gender Network, SIGN, gives mentees the opportunity to get advice from senior leaders, take charge of their careers and power ahead. Watch Priscilla Cournède, Head of Group Regulatory Affairs, and Fiona Dejean, Financial and Reporting Control Manager, talk about the program #WorldMentoringMonth http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQoF4
What does it mean to be a global expert? For Juliana De Montserrat Rios, it means "making the complex simple, having a positive impact on our customers’ lives" #MeetOurPeople #InsideSCOR http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQJ8a
What sets SCOR apart? Meet our greatest asset, meet our people. #InsideSCOR #WeareSCOR http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQS1C
Winners of this year’s Reactions London Market Re/insurance Awards were revealed at a glittering ceremony at the Grange Tower Bridge Hotel on Wednesday night. SCOR's managing director Malcolm Newman received judges’ awards for contribution to the industry.
Having completed the 40 mile London to Reading bike ride for the British Heart Foundation in March, London employee Gytis Stankevicius took part in the London to Brighton bike ride for the same charity on June 17. Along with over 15,000 others, he cycled 54 miles (86.3 km) from London’s Clapham Common to the Brighton seafront, finishing in an impressive 3 hours and 26 minutes. As well as raising vital funds for cardiovascular research, Gytis said he hoped his participation would help to promote a healthier and more active lifestyle, as a frontline defense against heart disease.
On Sunday, 3 June, we had a good deal of participation in table tennis, and our women’s doubles team made up of Lora Karaim and Amber Hammersland won the gold! KC Challenge
