AIG appoints North America property CUO from Swiss Re

American International Group (AIG) has appointed Jamie Miller as North America property chief underwriting officer, general insurance. He joins AIG from Swiss Re.

Miller is said to be a seasoned property underwriting executive with more than 35 years of industry expertise. He was managing director, North America property and risk specialty lines since 2007 at Swiss Re. Previously, he was XL Catlin’s chief property underwriter for the Americas. Prior to joining XL, he held various positions at Sedgwick James, AIG, Cigna, and Liberty Mutual. Earlier in his career, he worked at AIG as a senior property executive.

In his new role, Miller will lead the overall strategic direction for North America general insurance property underwriting at AIG. He will be tasked to ensure consistency in policy, guidelines, and governance to drive underwriting excellence. Miller will also work in collaboration with AIG’s property leadership across regions, as well as with reinsurance, claims, actuarial, and other AIG teams to share insights and leverage best practices across the organisation.

Miller will report to Tom Bolt, chief underwriting officer, general insurance, and to Lex Baugh, CEO of North America general insurance.

Bolt commented: “We look forward to Jamie’s leadership, experience, and expertise as we position AIG’s Property business for profitable growth. Jamie deeply understands the opportunities and risks in the property space like few in the industry do.”

Baugh said: “We are pleased to have Jamie joining us at this important time. His capabilities and understanding of the industry will be key to strengthening our Property portfolio, a cornerstone of the General Insurance business.”

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