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2 May 2024Reinsurance

AIG could trim excess reinsurance in 2025 after completing transition

Global insurance giant AIG could scale back from its rather extreme reinsurance coverage once it completes its current transition and the ongoing deconsolidation of its life and retirement business, CEO Peter Zaffino has indicated.

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