Aspen CEO 'disappointed' as merger and restructuring huge losses

Bermuda-based Aspen Insurance Holdings suffered losses largely due to the impact of Apollo merger related costs, restructuring charges, reserve strengthening and unrealised investment losses in what its CEO described as a "challenging and transitional" year for the group.

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Aspen, 2019 results, Losses, Mergers & Acquisitions, Insurance, Reinsurance, Mark Cloutier, Bermuda

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