AIG
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AIG is likely to have exhausted its $550mn Japanese reinsurance cover after typhoons Faxai and Hagibis.
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Size of payout will depend on whether CBI sub-limit of $100mn holds, with insured seeking $450mn.
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Data tools could help the carrier boost profitability for the line, which has been under significant strain across the market.
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Pene Reuben re-enters the market after leaving Allied World in April.
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Insurers are facing up to a total loss on MGM Resorts’ $751mn tower after the hotel and casino company agreed an $800mn settlement with survivors.
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AIG, Chubb, Markel, Swiss Re and Zurich are among the carriers which face potential losses from the tour operator's collapse.
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The carrier also confirms the appointment of Chubb upstream energy chief James Langdon as UK energy and construction head.
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If hitting each of the company’s two improvement targets on their own would be heroic, hitting both simultaneously within three years would be astonishing.
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Ex-Nationwide underwriter Penny Heron will lead the new division.
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The CEO predicts stable or marginally lower P&C premiums this year and says he’s comfortable with AIG’s Dorian loss outlook.
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The carrier will either affirmatively cover or explicitly exclude cyber across virtually all commercial P&C policies by January.
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Zaffino drew a comparison between Dorian and Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
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