
CFO / Financial


Industry Underestimating COVID Biz Interruption Losses: RenRe CEO
During an upbeat earnings call focused on how RenaissanceRe is using $1 billion of capital it raised last year in 2021, the CEO highlighted one negative development for the industry ...
Breaking The Silence: A Black InsurTech Founder’s Story
As the founder of a data and analytics InsurTech focused on the commercial auto insurance space, I knew fundraising would be a challenge. Commercial auto insurance has been unprofitable for years, ...
Extra! Extra! CM Digital: Rating Insurer ESG, Racism in Insurance—and More
Carrier Management published its first magazine of 2021 last Friday, "Between The Quarters: What To Focus On in 2021," in digital format. If you didn't receive a copy in your email inbox, all the ...
Chubb CFO Bancroft Retiring; Enns Is Successor
Chubb announced on Friday that Philip Bancroft, executive vice president of Chubb Group and chief financial officer, plans to retire from the company on July 1 after 19 years of service. Peter Enns, ...
The U.S. Struck Hardest by 2020 Global Insured Cat Losses: Aon
As bad as 2020 was, global insured catastrophe losses came in at relatively normal levels. The U.S. stands as a notable exception, however, with a large surge in hurricanes, wildfires, and other ...
VIDEO: Is ‘Insurance-As-A-Service’ Coming in 2021?
Could a trend from the fintech world—"finance-as-a-service" platforms allowing non-financial product or service providers to embed financial capabilities into their customer experiences—soon ...
Ranking U.S. Insurers: How They Score on ESG Performance
For the past several years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors have figured prominently in the investment decisions of institutional investors, pension funds and shareholders. The ...
Combined Ratios Still Better Than Breakeven Through Nine Months
In separate analyses published yesterday, both AM Best and Fitch Ratings reported double-digit drops in operating income for North American property/casualty insurers through nine months but said ...