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AIG delivered excellent third quarter 2024 results, building on top of outstanding performance over the past few years. Learn more here: https://spr.ly/6009SoFBf Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Peter Zaffino said: “These results demonstrate AIG’s ability to consistently deliver underwriting excellence, capital management discipline, and the successful execution of our priorities. I am very proud of the momentum we have built, which positions us well for 2025 and strengthens our standing as a trusted, top-performing global company – a trust we have earned through the high-quality work of our colleagues over many years.”

As part of AIG’s ongoing efforts to make it easier for clients and brokers to do business with us, we have launched an advanced multinational training curriculum focused on captives and captive fronting solutions, and how organizations can manage risk when operating across multiple territories. Offered in person or via webinar, this instructor-led course is the latest addition to AIG’s suite of complimentary training programs in the series ‘Navigating Multinational Risks.’ Contact your AIG Client or Broker Engagement Leader for availability in your region or learn more by visiting https://spr.ly/6043sYy4v

AIG’s Allison Cooper and Rita Perez recently invited broker partners to our Annual D&O Debate at our Midtown Manhattan office, where guest speakers and attorneys, Matthew Solum and Joe White, shared their insights behind the trends in securities class actions and derivative claims as well as regulatory investigations, which can increase the complexity, duration and costs associated with D&O loss. The panelists also discussed key carrier, defense, and coverage qualities that brokers should highlight for clients as they navigate the increasingly complex risk environment for directors and officers of publicly traded companies.

As Head of Business Development covering France, Belgium and Luxembourg, AIG’s Fran?ois Villatte helps brokers and clients identify and mitigate potential risk exposures by evaluating past claims and emerging global risks. Watch Francois share how he tailors solutions for clients based on this analysis. #ColleaguesofAIG

In honor of U.S. #VeteransDay, AIG celebrates those who served their country, including Kyle Black, who helps oversee the security of AIG’s infrastructure and data, helping to keep our systems running efficiently. As a Privileged Access Service Owner in AIG’s Advanced Technology Delivery Group, Kyle uses the IT and cybersecurity experience he developed during his career and serving as a U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Second Class. Looking back at his military service, Kyle reflects on three key leadership lessons that have shaped his career, including his role today: Be a team player. In the military, Kyle learned the value of teamwork working for the National Security Agency, where he collaborated with fellow service members to assess threats, manage risks and implement defensive measures. At AIG, Kyle leads cybersecurity operations with the same team-oriented approach: “Efficiently managing cybersecurity projects involves serving as a liaison between business stakeholders, technical teams, and third-party vendors. Strong leadership is vital in coordinating these efforts and ensuring security measures align with business goals.” Communicate effectively. In military operations, Kyle recalls, clear, concise and direct communication was highly valued, as misunderstandings could have serious consequences. Kyle has carried these attributes with him, including at AIG, as he leads communications across diverse groups on the processes and protocols of safeguarding user access security. “In the service, we were taught the importance of conveying your message accurately the first time. Communicating clearly is just as significant in the corporate world, leading to more efficient workflows and stronger team collaboration.” Lead with confidence. Kyle recognizes that leadership traits he developed in the U.S. Coast Guard serve as a valuable asset in the corporate environment. “In the military, leadership training starts from day one, guided by principles of discipline, teamwork and accountability. This mindset becomes ingrained, forming the foundation for effective leadership and confidence in pursuing civilian career goals.”

Recently, AIG cybersecurity leaders Roshan Navagamuwa, Tracie Grella and Kelvin Garrahan hosted a panel discussion with U.S. government partners about topics such as the evolving nature of online social engineering tactics and deepfake technologies, and their impacts on individuals. Such risks make individuals both the greatest vulnerability and the strongest defense against cyber-attacks, which is why it’s increasingly important for organizations not only to be aware of the potential threats, but also to proactively manage the risks. “The insurance industry is in a unique position because we gain real-time insights into cybersecurity events through our claims and forensic partners,” Tracie explained. “AIG partners with U.S. government agencies to share the most effective security controls to prevent future attacks and by encouraging our clients to implement them—contributing to a more secure, resilient cyber environment.”

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Melissa Twiningdavis, AIG Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, shares her inspiring story about her diagnosis and resiliency. As a breast cancer survivor, Melissa gives back to those who supported her through her journey by raising awareness across communities, and she encourages AIG colleagues to be allies to the cause by volunteering through AIG’s Volunteer Time Off Program or donating through the AIG Matching Grants Program. To learn more, watch the video and visit Susan G. Komen: https://spr.ly/6041SJmqt #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOctober.

AIG is pleased to announce we are expanding our operations in Atlanta with a new innovation hub designed for our current colleagues and more than 600 new local hires, who will be hired for various roles across underwriting, claims, operations, data engineering and AI. Our Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Peter Zaffino, said, “For many years, AIG has been a part of Atlanta’s thriving business community, and we look forward to creating more than 600 high-quality jobs that will provide rewarding opportunities for the talented and skilled local workforce. This investment is part of our commitment to continue to enhance our expertise to help our clients and partners navigate complex and emerging risks, while building additional capabilities for the future.” To learn more about this exciting announcement, read https://spr.ly/6043qxqgl

Watch AIG’s Marisol Toledo discuss how she and other claims colleagues work together to monitor extreme weather patterns worldwide and use AIG’s expertise and capabilities to help clients address their claims efficiently. #ColleaguesofAIG

Cyber insurance isn’t just about prevention, it’s about resiliency. This #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, we invite you to learn more about our cyber programs. From notifying clients of unpatched vulnerabilities to employee cybersecurity training services, our Cyber Resiliency Program aims to help our clients proactively mitigate cyber incidents and their potentially far-reaching effects. https://spr.ly/6040UoVhj