American Insurance Association enters coalition between US and UK despite Brexit

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The trade association for P/C insurance leaders will use the coalition to make notable improvements. As Brexit Day in March 2019 moves ever closer, the American Insurance Association was undaunted and joined a coalition between the United States and the United Kingdom. The goal is to boost discussion from both countries regarding investment and trade in the industry. The American Insurance Association is the property and casualty insurance industry trade association. It recently announced it would join the American side of the Financial and Related Professional Services Coalition with the…

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New auto insurance legislation may undermine the insurance industry in Minnesota

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American Insurance Association opposes new legislation proposed in Minnesota New legislation in Minnesota may change the way auto insurance is regulated in the state and it has received opposition from the American Insurance Association (AIA). AIA Midwest region vice president Steve Schneider has provided testimony to the Minnesota State Senate Commerce Committee, highlighting the fact that the AIA is opposed to the legislation taking hold. The organization has expressed concern that the legislation would completely rework state law without taking into account how this would affect the solvency of the…

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Insurance news from Prudential reveals new $590 million deal

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This Asian acquisition may put added pressure on its competitor, AIA Group. Insurance news from the Asia Pacific region has shown that Prudential PLC has just entered into an acquisition agreement to buy the coverage unit from Thanachart Bank in Thailand, for a reported $590 million, in cash. This will double the insurer’s current market share within that Asian nation. This is expected to add greater competition to the insurance news in Southeastern Asia, which is a rapidly growing marketplace where AIA Group has been working to maintain leadership. This…

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AIG makes a $2.15 billion dent in its bailout repayments

American International Group Inc. (AIG) has made a payment of $2.15 billion to the U.S. Treasury Department as a partial repayment of the total $182 billion it was provided through the 2008 financial crisis bailout package. The repayment funds were drawn from the proceeds that the company made from the company’s sale of its Taiwan subsidiary called Nan Shan Life Insurance Company Shan to Ruen Chen Investment Holding Co. Nan Shan has been available for sale from AIG since the middle of 2009, when the government of Taiwan halted its…

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