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You cannot make AIG a great company again, because it has never been a great company

Around two years ago, I was a co-author of a report that argued AIG should have been broken up and sold in pieces, written with my friend and former colleague Josh Stirling during our time at Bernstein.

Gavin Davis, 19 October 2018
Michael crop losses unlikely to fall to reinsurers

Estimated liabilities could reach $1.9bn, though other forecasts peg losses at around $1.3bn.

Marissa Page, 19 October 2018
The whole orthodoxy of going public has been undermined

Public company management is forced to spend a disproportionately large time working on regulation, compliance and communicating to investors.

Adam McNestrie, 19 October 2018
Munich Re predicts Q3 cat losses within budget: Reuters

The news agency said the Q3 loss tally would also include claims from the collapse of the Genoa motorway bridge.

Bernard Goyder, 19 October 2018
Former Darag CEO unveils expiring policy risk carrier

Arndt Gossmann has teamed up with Munich Re on the start-up.

Catrin Shi, 19 October 2018
National Security hands reinsurers up to $11mn Michael loss

National Security Fire & Casualty Company’s exposure to Hurricane Michael may hit $15mn, with reinsurers possibly on the hook for $11mn.

Gavin Davis, 19 October 2018
Everest Re reveals $240mn Q3 cat loss

The reinsurer was hit with estimated Q3 cat claims of $240mn from losses including Florence, California wildfires and typhoons in Japan.

Christie Smythe, 19 October 2018
Argo unveils $25mn Q3 catastrophe tab

The losses are largely related to Hurricane Florence and Typhoon Jebi.

Marissa Page, 19 October 2018
AIG shares fall aftermarket on $1.7bn Q3 cat loss

The majority of losses come from Typhoons Jebi and Trami in Japan.

Gavin Davis, 19 October 2018
States see workers’ comp medical costs fall

A new study from the Workers Compensation Research Institute shows medical payments per claim falling or holding steady in several US states.

Christie Smythe, 18 October 2018

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