Succession arranged internally: Andree Moschner resigns as CEO of Meag
After almost ten years at the helm, Andree Moschner is stepping down as CEO of Meag. His successor has already worked for the Munich Re asset manager, which manages assets of over €350 billion, for over 20 years.
Lennard Klindworth ( Editor-in-Chief ) in Institutional // Reading time: 2 minutes
Andree Moschner will retire on December 31, 2025. He has headed Meag since 2016. His successor will be Markus Hummel, who will take over as CEO of Meag at the turn of the year.
Moschner has been a member of Meag's management since 2016 and its chairman since November 2019. From 2016 to 2023, he was also a member of the board of management of the Ergo Group. Previously, the 62-year-old served on the board of Deutsche Bank 24, Dresdner Bank, and Allianz Deutschland, among others.
Markus Hummel has been with Munich Re since 2004. Since 2020, he has been Chief Risk Officer, responsible for risk management at the Group level. He holds a doctorate in physics and previously held various management positions within the company, including heading the Market & Credit Risk division, which manages Munich Re 's investment risks. Hummel began his professional career in the capital markets division at BayernLB .
Meag manages over 350 billion eurosMeag is Munich Re's asset manager. With offices in Europe, Asia, and North America, Meag also offers its expertise to institutional investors and private clients outside the Munich Re Group. Meag currently manages assets valued at approximately €355 billion, of which €63 billion is attributable to investors outside the Group.
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