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8 August 2025Insurance

Hamilton takes $6m hit from Air India crash, stays vigilant on reserves

Hamilton Insurance Group took a $6 million hit from the Air India crash in the second quarter of 2025, but says it remains “vigilant” on reserves after boosting casualty buffers to protect its streak of favourable development.

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