AIG’s retro share price and why it matters
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AIG’s retro share price and why it matters

Adam McNestrie, 
Ben Wylie
November 10, 2023
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AIG has delivered higher underwriting margins than Travelers and The Hartford since the start of 2021, and it has done so with lower levels of volatility.

It has also put up 10 quarters of successive prior-year reserve development after beginning 2021 with a $65mn charge.

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