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The Group SCOR consists of the parent company SCOR SE, a European company having its registered office in Paris,<br />

avenue Kléber (France). Beyond its responsibilities of a parent company, the Company has operational responsibilities<br />

for cash management and for the retrocession of the Group’s operating entities and functional responsibilities.<br />

Following several acquisitions, in particular in 2006 and 2007, the Group has set up a functional organization structured<br />

around regional management platforms, or Hubs”: Cologne, London, Paris and Zurich for Europe, Singapore for Asia<br />

and for the Americas’ hub, New York and Charlotte (since August 2011 for the life reinsurance business). Each<br />

subsidiary, branch, and representation office has a functional link to a given Hub. Each Hub includes the following<br />

functions: a <strong>Legal</strong> and Compliance Officer, a Head of Information Systems, a Head of Finance, a Head of Human<br />

Resources and a Risk Manager. Moreover several Group functions are carried out from different locations in order to<br />

fully benefit from the competencies disseminated across the world.<br />

Following the organization of the Group within six “Hubs”, the local support functions are gradually assumed by entities<br />

especially dedicated and set up in each Hub. This organization enables to create centers of expertise and to strengthen<br />

the coherence and control of our activities. Thus the head of Hub is responsible for defining the business continuity plan<br />

and implementing it in all locations within his Hub. Furthermore, the Hub is a key element for the implementation of<br />

Group procedures and policies.<br />

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