Travelers
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The carrier is speeding up commission payments to provide help amid the coronavirus crisis.
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AIG gains 19 percent, outstripping a 12 percent increase on the S&P 500 insurance industry index.
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New York State is reviewing two bills that would ban US municipalities from making ransomware payments.
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On Thursday morning, Travelers reported EPS of $3.32 versus $2.13 YoY and a headline beat versus analyst consensus of $3.29, in part driven by low catastrophe losses (thanks to an aggregate reinsurance recovery).
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The tort-challenged carrier's shares fall sharply despite favourable reserve development.
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The move by the insurer accompanies a decline in marine capacity at the marketplace.
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Travelers will use AI to extract risk information from documents submitted by brokers
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Rate rises continue to accelerate, with business insurance rate growth up from 3.6% to 4.3%.
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Other members of the research cluster include Google and AI firm Affectiva.
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The current litigation environment is worse than Travelers expected, the executive said at a conference.
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Rowland and Yin will take joint responsibility for the carrier’s investment strategy, replacing William Heyman.
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Commercial auto pain continues, but loss trends also spreading to GL