Argo
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The carrier expects a $42mn prior-year reserve charge in Q3.
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Axis reported a Q3 operating loss, while Argo anticipates a $42mn reserve charge in the period.
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The carrier also disclosed an estimate of pre-tax catastrophe losses for the third quarter of $19mn.
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The five directors the activist wants out include chairman Gary Woods.
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The regulator has asked the carrier to disclose documents relating to staff compensation.
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Investigation comes after activist investor accused Argo executives of misusing corporate assets.
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Having just put an embarrassing activist campaign behind it, Argo finds itself facing yet more scrutiny over its executive compensation disclosures, this time from the SEC.
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The executive was responding to questions over $26.4mn of reserve strengthening carried out by the insurer in the second quarter of the year.
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Differing views on the impact of a lower rate environment emerged as a key controversy from company presentations Thursday.
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The Bermudian carrier will now underwrite surety bond programmes with an aggregate value up to $300mn.
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The executive is to step down from his responsibilities after seven years at the firm.
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The proposals follow a bitter proxy battle with Voce Capital centering on expenses and corporate governance.
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