“It is important to understand that this is not a demutualization or a step toward demutualization, and there is no plan to issue stock or to bring in external shareholders,” the company said. “While a mutual holding company structure provides access to new and more economical debt markets, we are not required to access them if debt market conditions are unfavorable.”
The plaintiffs—Sergio Navarro, Theresa Gamage, Dayle Bulla, and Jane Kinsella—are former Wells Fargo employees and former participants in the Wells Fargo & Company Health Plan (“the Plan”), a self-funded employee welfare benefit plan governed by ERISA. They sued on behalf of themselves, other similarly situated participants, and the Plan itself. Source link
In 2023, the US P&C insurance sector recorded a net underwriting loss of $21.2 billion, a slight improvement from the previous year’s $24.9 billion loss. This period also saw the worst underwriting loss in a decade, primarily due to severe weather-related losses, persistent inflation, and rising reinsurance costs. Source link
