AIG takes 15% rate cut in property cat while easing terms & retentions
Global insurance group AIG cut its property cat rate at the 1/1 renewals by as much as 15% while holding or trimming its already ultra-low attachment points, then expanded aggregate cover and achieved price relief on casualty treaty for what CEO Peter Zaffino called “enhanced terms and favourable pricing.”
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