AIG Expands Property Terrorism Insurance Capacity to $1 Billion; Establishes Global Terrorism Risk Engineering Services
AIG’s prior limits for property terrorism insurance was
In many larger cities, typically those classified as Tier 1 terrorism risks, there is limited capacity for clients seeking terrorism coverage. At the same time, AIG has found that more clients, particularly those operating as multinationals, are looking to partner with insurers that have the capacity and service capabilities to help protect them against the broad spectrum of risks they face worldwide, including terrorism.
In expanding its appetite for terrorism risk, AIG will rely on its data analytics and risk engineering capabilities, including new and proprietary terrorism risk engineering services, as well as enhanced risk selection tools.
In 2015, AIG made a strategic investment with
“This coverage provides our clients with market leading capacity that will respond to terrorist attacks worldwide. Demand from our clients for better protection against this risk has been strong. With our reinsurance partners and the investments we have made in analytics and risk engineering, we are confident in our ability to meet this demand and help our clients better prepare for, mitigate, and manage a terrorism event,” said
Additional information about AIG can be found at www.aig.com and www.aig.com/strategyupdate |
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