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Robert Qutub to retire as EVP and CFO effective December 31, 2026, transitioning to strategic advisor through December 31, 2027.

Matthew Neuber, age 40, appointed EVP, CFO, and Corporate Treasurer effective January 1, 2027; no arrangements or family relationships.

Ross Curtis to retire as EVP and Chief Portfolio Officer effective December 31, 2026, transitioning to strategic advisor through June 30, 2027.

David Marra to oversee Curtis's responsibilities post-retirement.

Qutub and Curtis retain 2026 base salary, pro-rated 2027 bonus, 2027 long-term incentive eligibility, and retirement benefits per 2016 Employment Agreements.

No disagreements with management or auditors on accounting matters.

Full analysis

RenaissanceRe's announcement signals planned leadership succession at key finance and portfolio roles, with long transition periods to ensure continuity. CFO Robert Qutub's retirement after a decade of service, including scaling operations post-acquisitions, is managed via a letter agreement securing his advisory role through 2027 with preserved compensation and retirement benefits. Successor Matthew Neuber, an internal promote with 12 years at the firm, brings treasury expertise and insurance-focused background from Wharton, CFA credentials, and prior roles in private equity and investment banking. Chief Portfolio Officer Ross Curtis's exit, after nearly 30 years shaping underwriting and culture, hands responsibilities to Group Chief Underwriting Officer David Marra. Both retirees receive pro-rated bonuses, LTIP grants, and non-compete payments per prior agreements, minimizing disruption. The Item 7.01 press release highlights internal talent depth and commitment to succession planning, with Neuber joining the Governance Committee.

RNR · RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd.

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