ACG Ltd. offers insurance, reinsurance & mortgage insurance worldwide. The property & casualty insurer provides a wide range of products & services covering primary & excess casualty, professional indemnity,'workers compensation & umbrella & employers'liability insurance to name a few. The company offers a full range of property, casualty & mortgage insurance & reinsurance lines. The Insurance unit provides primary & excess casualty coverages, loss sensitive primary casualty insurance programs, professional indemnity, & other financial coverages as well as commercial automobile & inland marine products. Besides, it deals in property, energy, marine, & aviation insurance, captive insurance programs, employers liability insurance coverages. Reinsurance unit primarily offers reinsurance for third-party liability & workers compensation exposures, reinsurance protection for catastrophic losses & commercial property risks; life reinsurance, risk management solutions accident & health, workers compensation....
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