AIG
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Beginning in Q3, AIG will act as a fronting partner for AFG during a transitional period of the transaction.
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The firm’s North America operations recorded $116mn of cat losses in Q1 while the international division reported $148mn losses.
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Following the deal, around 450 CRS employees will move to AFG’s Great American Insurance group.
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Senior departures, the Corebridge stock price and the arrival of Dan Loeb all throw up additional obstacles.
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The new independent program manager will serve HNW and ultra-HNW markets and is expected to begin producing business in Q3 2023.
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He replaces Steven Barnett, who is leaving to pursue opportunities outside the company.
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The syndicate also reported net unrealised investment losses of $20.9mn, up from $5.7mn in 2021, amid mark-to-market losses.
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The group CUO role is being eliminated with the function pushed back into the regions and specialties.
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The latest statutory data release shows commercial carriers continued to benefit from the extended pricing cycle and exposure growth propelled by inflation, although growth slowed year-on-year.
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The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is creating investor fear across the global financial services sector.
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The announcement follows the appointment of Diana Murphy and Vanessa Wittman as independent directors, which will be effective on March 16.
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