AIG Appoints Ray Hall as Head of Western World | AIG Stock News

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  • Ray Hall appointed as Head of AIG's Western World, reinforcing AIG's leadership in the Excess & Surplus lines market.
  • Hall brings 27 years of industry experience to further drive strategic growth and innovation.
  • Western World aims to enhance its position through product development and strengthening broker relations.

American International Group, Inc. (AIG, Financial) has announced the appointment of Ray Hall as the new Head of Western World, effective immediately. Hall, who joined AIG (AIG) in 2020, previously served as Western World's National Director and will now report to Lou Levinson, President and CEO of Lexington Insurance, which is part of AIG.

In his new role, Hall will be responsible for executing Western World's strategies in the contract bind market through wholesale brokers. He will continue to be based in Scottsdale, Arizona, focusing on strengthening and expanding Western World's capabilities in the property, casualty, and garage segments.

Western World, an integral component of AIG's Excess & Surplus lines platform, aims to provide non-admitted solutions to wholesale brokers and their clients. With 27 years of industry expertise, Hall has played a significant role in transforming Western World's contract bind franchise, focusing on product development, underwriting discipline, talent acquisition, and enhancing broker relationships.

According to Lou Levinson, Hall's promotion reflects AIG's robust internal talent pipeline. The company believes under Hall's leadership, Western World will continue to thrive and innovate. Don Bailey, EVP and CEO of AIG North America Commercial Insurance, added that Hall's experience makes him the ideal leader for this critical segment of AIG's North America growth strategy.

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