20 April 2017Insurance

Travelers Q1 income drops as it awaits 9/11 compensation decision

The Travelers Companies' profits fell in the first quarter of 2017, which the company blamed on a $62 million pre-tax impact from the UK’s Ogden rate adjustment, a lower underlying underwriting gain and higher catastrophe losses.

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