James River lands $160m legacy reinsurance deal; add new director for strategic review

Troubled insurer James River Group has secured $160 million in adverse development reinsurance coverage through a loss portfolio transfer agreement. Additionally, the company has appointed a new director, formerly of Beazley and Willis Towers Watson, to strategically evaluate opportunities as part of its ongoing review.

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