Consolidation in 2026: No one wants to be the last one on the dance floor
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Consolidation in 2026: No one wants to be the last one on the dance floor

Carriers underweight in E&S could lead the charge in the next round of M&A.

By Amit Kumar Henry Meiners Noah Marchese
December 15, 2025
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Last week, our editor-at-large, Adam McNestrie, broke the story that Chubb had made an informal approach to AIG’s leadership for a potential takeout deal.

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Research Specialty lines Insurers Reinsurers M&A Strategy AIG Chubb Berkshire Hathaway Liberty Mutual State Farm RenaissanceRe Arch Capital Everest
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