AIG

Cyber Crime: Hack attack

As the demand for cyber insurance products grows, insurers are being required to service the market as well as protect their own businesses from cyber attacks.

AIG axing 3% of global workforce

US insurance giant AIG is planning to cut about 3% of its global workforce, primarily in its property casualty unit, according to reports, in spite of full year profits of almost triple last year’s equivalent figures.

AIG bailout lawsuit dismissal upheld

A US court has upheld a verdict dismissing a lawsuit from Maurice “Hank” Greenberg challenging the Federal Reserve Bank of New York bail out of AIG in 2008.

Editor's comment: The ratings game

The ugly issue of rated v unrated insurers has once again been pushed up the agenda, with news this week that the Solicitors Regulation Authority plans to roll out a consultation on the possibility of a ban on unrated or low‑ranking insurers from its …

AIG handed chartered status

AIG has become one of 24 firms to have been awarded chartered insurer status by the Chartered Insurance Institute.

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