Chubb: CEO History

Chubb Limited (NYSE: CB) is the undisputed global titan of commercial property and casualty insurance and the preeminent underwriter for high-net-worth individuals worldwide. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, with major executive hubs in New York, Philadelphia, and London, Chubb operates in 54 countries and territories, providing commercial P&C, personal lines, personal accident and supplemental health, reinsurance, and life insurance. Formed in its modern architecture through the historic $28.3 billion merger of ACE Limited and The Chubb Corporation in January 2016, the company combines ACE's global commercial underwriting breadth with Chubb's peerless American high-net-worth franchise. Under Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Evan G. Greenberg, Chubb is celebrated across global financial markets for its relentless underwriting discipline—delivering an industry-leading combined ratio of 86.6%, generating $9.30 billion in net income on $57.0 billion in gross premiums written, and managing a pristine $230 billion balance sheet with 'AA' capital ratings.

Chubb operates a high-margin, diversified global insurance business model across six reporting segments: (1) North America Commercial P&C (~42% of premiums), underwriting commercial property, casualty, workers' compensation, cyber, surety, and executive liability (D&O/E&O) for Fortune 1000 and middle-market corporations; (2) North America Personal P&C (~12%), the high-net-worth Masterpiece franchise insuring luxury residences, private yachts, exotic automobiles, and valuable fine art collections; (3) Overseas General Insurance (~28%), providing commercial and consumer coverage across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America; (4) Global Reinsurance (~5%), underwriting property catastrophe and treaty reinsurance through Chubb Tempest Re; (5) Agricultural Insurance (~6%), the market-leading Rain and Hail crop insurer protecting American farmers; and (6) Life Insurance (~7%), expanding rapidly across Asia through Chubb Life. Chubb monetizes its business through two engines: high underwriting margin (generating billions in underwriting profit with an 86.6% combined ratio) and investment yield on its $145+ billion fixed-income investment portfolio.