$AIG

American International Group (AIG) reported Q2 2026 general insurance underwriting income up about 10% to $686 million. Catastrophe losses were $210 million, including $75 million tied to the Middle East, and net prior-year development was $145 million. The segment combined ratio was 89. North America commercial underwriting income rose to $372 million; international commercial fell to $200 million. AIG Q2 net income attributable to shareholders fell to $948 million.

American International Group (AIG) reported Q2 2026 adjusted after-tax income of $2.00 per diluted share, above an estimated ~$1.92, driven by strong underwriting and higher premiums. General Insurance net premiums written rose 9% to $7.5B, underwriting income rose 10% to $686M, and combined ratio improved to 88.1%. AIG returned about $904M to shareholders and declared a $0.50 quarterly dividend.

American International Group (AIG) reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $2.00, above the Zacks Consensus of $1.89, versus $1.81 a year earlier. Revenue was $7.11 billion, below the consensus by 2.24%, up from $6.84 billion. The article notes a +5.82% earnings surprise and a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).

AIG reported second-quarter profit above analysts’ estimates, helped by stronger underwriting that offset higher catastrophe-related claims. According to Reuters, general insurance net premiums written rose 9% to $7.5B and underwriting income grew 10% to $686M. Adjusted accident-year combined ratio improved to 88.1%. After-tax adjusted profit rose 10% to $2.00 vs $1.92 expected, and AIG returned $904M to shareholders.

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP, INC. (AIG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.1 2 q22026earningsrelease.htm EX-99.1 Document Press Release Contacts: www.aig.com Quentin McMillan (Investors): quentin.mcmillan@aig.com Andrew Johnson (Media): andrew.r.johnson@aig.com AIG Delivers Strong Second Quarter Results and Exceptional First Half of the Year ■ Gen

Ahead of American International Group Inc (AIG) earnings, options volume rose to 4,570 contracts, dominated by calls. On a single $84 strike expiring Aug 2026, 3,688 call contracts traded. Implied volatility increased to 27.59%. Consensus forecasts call for EPS of $1.94 on $7.25B revenue.

A Delaware Superior Court judge ruled that an AIG unit, along with Ace American and Arch, need not cover a $27.1 million shareholder settlement tied to Zayo Group Holdings’ 2019 take-private deal. The judge said the settlement’s “real result” was increasing merger consideration, triggering a D&O “bump-up” exclusion.

Zayo Group Holdings Inc. lost a Delaware court bid to require AIG, Chubb, and Arch Capital to cover a $27 million settlement paid by its former CEO in shareholder litigation tied to a take-private deal. The judge said the payment was an effective increase in consideration barred by policy “bump-up” exclusions, and granted insurers summary judgment on Zayo’s bad faith claim.

Piper Sandler said the U.S. property and casualty insurance market is entering a new phase as commercial P&C premiums declined in Q1 2026 for the first time since 2017. It upgraded Arthur J. Gallagher to Overweight and cut ratings on Aon, AIG, Hartford, Hanover and Universal Insurance Holdings to Neutral, with price target changes for 21 firms.

U.S. rate futures priced a 72.7% chance of no July change and 27.3% odds of a 25 bp hike. Nasdaq futures rose as chip stocks gained on reports of strong demand for SK Hynix’s AD R offering. Investors await U.S. jobless claims and existing home sales, plus speeches by Fed officials. PepsiCo is scheduled to report Q2 results.