AIG achieved strong Q3 growth in underwriting profitability and delivered consistent capital returns to shareholders, the company reported.
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Executives touted Corebridge Financial’s recent launch of its MarketLock RILA during a third-quarter call Tuesday with Wall Street analysts.
American International Group announced that Keith Walsh will join the company as executive vice president, chief financial officer, effective October…
The next two months will go a long way in determining the near-term impact of extreme weather events on commercial insurance markets, a top insurance executive said this week.
A trio of former American International Group executives are asking a New Jersey court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the insurance giant alleging misappropriation of confidential information.
American International Group reported a nearly $4 billion net income loss during its first quarter without its life and retirement division.
American International Group today announced that Melissa Twiningdavis has been appointed executive vice president, chief administrative officer, effective Sept. 1….
American International Group (AIG) has completed the long-anticipated separation of Corebridge Financial, its former life and retirement unit.
American International Group reported strong financial results in the first quarter off strong life and retirement sales and lower catastrophic losses.
Corebridge Financial reported a $1.3 billion loss in the fourth quarter as it nears full separation from American International Group.
American International Group is down to a 52% ownership stake in Corebridge Financial, its separated life and retirement division.
Court rejects AIG’s claim that a bank’s losses from a Ponzi scheme run by one of its customers were not insurable.
Despite a 13% drop in net income compared to last year’s third quarter, executives at Corebridge Financial Inc., said Friday…
AIG again posted strong profits in the third quarter, driven by growth at its general insurance and life and retirement units.
American International Group continues a slow offload of its life and retirement unit, a business that delivered crucial second-quarter premiums and deposits exceeding $10 billion.
Corebridge Financial continues to separate from American International Group, seeing higher fixed annuity surrenders during first-quarter earnings. Sales are even higher.
American International Group celebrated strong first-quarter financials today, bottom-line results that were depressed by inconsistent sales in its Life and Retirement business.
Despite a $566 million net loss in the fourth quarter, Corebridge Financial Inc. executives are upbeat about the newly branded company’s prospects for the year.
American International Group celebrated plenty of success in the fourth quarter, exceeding many of the targets set in its revitalization plan, with strong sales of many products and some of its best underwriting.
Confusion over annuity training requirements can leave producers scrambling.
