Argo Group Provides Preliminary Estimate for Natural Catastrophe and Other Losses During the 2018 Fourth Quarter
CEO Mark E. Watson III commented: “Our estimate for catastrophe losses in the fourth quarter of 2018 again reflects the restructuring of our reinsurance program at the beginning of the year to reduce earnings volatility by incorporating a single retention for the combined reinsurance portfolios of Argo and the acquired Ariel Re, and also strategically increases our use of third-party capital.”
ABOUT LOSS ESTIMATES
Argo Group’s estimates of catastrophe losses are based on claims received to date, policy-level reviews, discussions with distribution partners, the company’s internal and external modeling resources, and publicly available industry loss estimates. Argo Group’s estimates are preliminary and dependent on broad assumptions about coverage, liability, reinsurance and potential changes to both known and unknown claims. Accordingly, the actual ultimate net impact attributable to catastrophes may differ materially from Argo Group’s preliminary estimates.
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