“We have the people, platforms and capabilities to continue our leadership in the industry.”
At RenaissanceRe, we’re proud to bring three decades of industry leadership to the table. With a focus on delivering reinsurance solutions that work for our clients across global platforms, we match well-structured risk with efficient capital and are committed to delivering value-added service in a rapidly evolving market.
Our Purpose
is to protect communities and enable prosperity.
is to be the best underwriter.
is to match desirable risk with efficient capital.
Our Code of Ethics and Conduct provides five broad principles to which we are all expected to adhere:
We respect and value our clients, partners and shareholders.
We respect and comply with relevant laws and regulations.
We respect and protect RenaissanceRe.
We respect and value each other.
We respect and support the communities in which we operate.
The scholarship award is open to students with Bermudian or PRC status. Criteria for selection include academic excellence, demonstrated leadership experience, and community engagement and service. The award is valued at $25,000 per year for up to four years.
The application deadline for the 2024 RenaissanceRe Undergraduate Scholarship is April 26, 2024.
For more information about the RenaissanceRe Undergraduate Scholarship, the application process and requirements, please visit bermudascholarships.com. For additional queries, contact scholarship@renre.com.
Xavier Ramsay (left) and Meron Simons (right) are our 2023 RenaissanceRe Undergraduate Scholarship recipients.
Xavier is attending Mount Allison University, with a focus on biology, international economics and business. He plans to work as a medical specialist in Bermuda and help enhance Bermuda’s healthcare policy.
Meron is attending Nottingham Trent University, with a focus on marketing. Her goal is to become a marketing manager and one day open her own firm.
| 2022 | Liana Madeiros University of Toronto – Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences Kristy Sanchez Vega McGill University – Bachelor of Science in Biology |
| 2021 | Tierrai Tull University of Toronto – Bachelor in International Relations Kameron Young Queen Mary University of London – Bachelor in Biomedical Engineering |
| 2020 | Kairo Morton Massachusettes Instute of Technology (MIT) – Bachelor in Computer Science |
| 2019 | Brandon Jones Princeton University – Bachelor of Economics |
| 2018 | Ciara Burrows University of Waterloo – Bachelor of Legal Studies and Economics |
| 2017 | Théo Wolffe Queen’s University – Bachelor of Arts in Economics |
| 2016 | Cathal Rynne McGill University – Bachelor of Engineering |
| 2015 | Ryan Robinson Perinchief Durham University – Bachelor of Laws |
| 2014 | Jennifer Looby Kaplan Holborn College/University of London – Bachelor of Laws |
| 2013 | Nicholas Hall Western University – Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science |
| 2012 | Daniel Pell University of Waterloo – Bachelor of Arts in Mathematical Economics |
| 2011 | VaShon Williams Oakwood University – Bachelor of Science in Physics |
| 2010 | Emily Dunne Massachusetts Institute of Technology – Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| 2009 | Elisse Johnston Penn State University – Bachelor of Arts in Communications/Public Relations |
| 2008 | Erin Vickers University of Exeter – LLB English Law with European Studies |
| 2007 | Attiya Talbot Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland – Medicine |
| 2022 | Miguel Simas St. John’s University – Bachelor of Science in Risk Management and Insurance |
FATCA
U.S. Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) rules and regulations related to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (“FATCA”) require various entities of the RenaissanceRe Group to provide a W-8-type Form or a W-9 Form, as applicable. FATCA may require action from you to comply so please consult your appropriate advisors to assess any impact to you.