Generali legacy sale points to efficiency drive

17 January 2017

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Generali's push to remove EUR300-EUR400mn ($318mn-$424mn) of old US casualty liabilities from its balance sheet is indicative of a wider trend of carriers examining their back books in order to achieve higher operational efficiency.

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Arch promotes Strack to SVP, CUO for national accounts casualty

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