Note Receivable - Swiss Re AG (SIX:SREN) - Alpha Spread

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Swiss Re AG
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Swiss Re AG
Note Receivable Peer Comparison

Company		Note Receivable	CAGR 3Y	CAGR 5Y	CAGR 10Y
	Swiss Re AG SIX:SREN	Note Receivable $530m	CAGR 3-Years 16%	CAGR 5-Years -36%	CAGR 10-Years -15%

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Based on the financial report for Dec 31, 2023, Swiss Re AG's Note Receivable amounts to 530m USD.

Over the last year, the Note Receivable growth was 49%. The average annual Note Receivable growth rates for Swiss Re AG have been 16% over the past three years , -36% over the past five years , and -15% over the past ten years .

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