Fitch Ratings has reaffirmed Tunis Re’s national financial strength rating at ‘AA(tun)’, with a stable outlook. The agency highlights the reinsurer’s dominant position in the Tunisian market, as well as its continued growth internationally. This rating is based on several key factors: Tunis Re’s leadership in Tunisia, deemed adequate capitalization, strong profitability, and an effective…...
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Tunis Re reaffirmed at ‘AA(tun)’ with stable outlook by Fitch Ratings
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