AIG makes it home on casualty QS despite four-point jump in cede
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AIG makes it home on casualty QS despite four-point jump in cede

Adam McNestrie, 
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18 December 2020
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AIG is nearing completion on the renewal of its 2021 casualty quota share treaty and has secured enough capacity to back a four-point increase in the placement’s ceding commission, aided in part by a big reduction in the cession...

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