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CLAIM #4833 · American International Group Inc (AIG) · 2026Q1 earnings call · May 1, 2026 · due Dec 31, 2026

And so that will have a mix where the loss ratio could go up based on that mix over time. But we're highly confident that we can offset that with expense discipline, earned premium growth and the expense ratio will go down.

Peter Zaffino · CEO

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graded after results covering Dec 31, 2026 are reported

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Look at: Expense ratio, consolidated or relevant segment as disclosed

It came true if: Expense ratio for the period is lower than the prior-year comparable period's reported expense ratio

Where: Company quarterly earnings release / 10-Q or 10-K underwriting ratio disclosures

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the reinsurance benefits because if you just say, look at our cost of goods sold, we buy a lot of property per risk, a lot of CAT, we're taking no more risk. I mean, so that's the other thing I just want to make sure I'm emphasizing is that when you look at the reinsurance and the savings, that's on same-store sales. Same attachment points, modeling goes up, it helps on the risk-adjusted basis. AALs, like there was no compromise there. We have a property per risk cover that's very comprehensive that we got benefits from. Every excess of loss treaty that we placed at 1/1 was at or better in terms of terms and conditions and pricing. And so that will benefit us. And then, yes, could there be some deterioration in the Property attritional loss ratios, which were exceptional? There could be. And so that will have a mix where the loss ratio could go up based on that mix over time. But we're highly confident that we can offset that with expense discipline, earned premium growth and the expense ratio will go down. Keith, he's already getting nervous, I can see him, that I'm going to give too much guidance. But I think when you look at what we put out in terms of the trailing 12 months, we're really getting after expenses. On a nominal basis, company has been incredibly disciplined and always performs exceptionally well. And then you have earned premium coming in. So I would expect the expense ratio to benefit the loss ratio, will reflect the mix, and we're going to watch the margins and make sure that our accident year loss ratios reflect our observations on the business performance. Michael Zaremski: That's thoughtful and helpful. And just lastly, as my follow-up for Eric. Congrats, we're looking forward to working with you. I mean, I don't expect you to kind of be able to specifically preview any

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SEC filings for AIG · Claim quote is verbatim from the 2026Q1 earnings call.