AIG
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The renewal rights agreement for the upper middle market personal lines segment reflects AIG’s focus on the high-net-worth policyholders.
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The insurers say they are not liable for Hertz’s defense costs from a 2014 regulatory probe.
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Chubb and CNA fell by 7 percent, while AIG closed the day down 10 percent.
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Yesterday Blackboard declared victory in its mission to disrupt insurance, and in a final glorious triumph announced it would be closing permanently.
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CEO Macia said the closure was "not a criticism of our technology, team or mission".
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The deal was announced in November last year, setting Fortitude Re on the path to independence.
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CFO Mark Lyons spoke at an investor conference last week, pointing out potential offsets to Covid-19 losses due to lower frequency emerging.
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About 44 percent of votes cast supported a move to increase investor power to demand special meetings.
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Glass Lewis and ISS had previously opposed Brian Duperreault’s compensation package.
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Shares in the insurers rose higher than the broader market as states move toward cautiously reopening their economies.
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Tuesday’s call included an interesting shift in tone from AIG CEO Brian Duperreault, who suggested the company would “continue to look at” the possibility of a break-up of P&C and life.
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The InsurTech, which AIG opted to put into run-off, had projected premium income of $50mn in 2020.
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