The Hartford
The Hartford Insurance Group Inc. provides property and casualty insurance, group benefits, and mutual funds. The company is widely recognized for its service excellence, sustainability practices, trust, and integrity. The Company currently conducts business principally in five reportable segments including Business Insurance, Personal Insurance, Property & Casualty Other Operations, Employee Benefits, and Hartford Funds, as well as a Corporate category. The company generates a majority of its revenue from Business Insurance.www.thehartford.com
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Oct 31, 2026
Kersten Wealth Management Group - Money Sense 10-31-26
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23:49Brad KerstenHOST
If the mutual funds are mostly owned, some funds are as much as 90 percent owned by individuals.
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23:55Brad KerstenHOST
If they're going to do something major right now, Hartford is is basically selling all of their mutual funds to Wellington.
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24:01Brad KerstenHOST
They need 50 percent quorum for that.
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24:03Brad KerstenHOST
So half of all outstanding shares.
Insurance Policies- Frederick Fisher
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9:07Frederick FisherGUEST
And that company, by the way, was not some fly by that company.
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9:10Frederick FisherGUEST
It was Hartford, twin city fire.
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9:13Frederick FisherGUEST
And they said, wait a minute.
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9:15Frederick FisherGUEST
Uh, did all the other insurance companies admit liability? No.
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9:27Frederick FisherGUEST
And the court said, no, they have to say, we're admitting liability, here's our money.
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9:32Frederick FisherGUEST
They didn't do that.
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9:33Frederick FisherGUEST
So Hartford was out of the case.
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9:34Frederick FisherGUEST
They
Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/29/26
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11:51Jim CramerHOST
Then during times like these, sometimes over-liable stocks like PNC insurance companies, they're not bad.
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11:57Jim CramerHOST
I'm going to learn about the Hartford's latest quarter with the company's top brass.
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12:00Jim CramerHOST
And how is the data center build-out team holding up right now? I know you don't care, but I do because money can be made.
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12:05Jim CramerHOST
I'm finding out with the CEO of Vertiv.
10 MINS LATER
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Thanks for all your support.
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Thank you.
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Coming up, Kramer's getting a read on the state of the insurance stocks with the top brass of the Hartford.
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22:43speaker_6NARRATOR
Next.
Behind the Headlines: John Cavanagh of Octave on the MGA Big Bang
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18:15John CavanaghGUEST
We're going to write $250 million of premium there this year.
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18:19John CavanaghGUEST
And in the old days, if you wanted to transition from working at the C&A, you either went to the Hartford and moved your family or you didn't.
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18:27John CavanaghGUEST
The options were very, very narrow.
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18:29John CavanaghGUEST
Now, I think what we're presenting is another option that says...
9AM HOUR: "Trillion-Dollar Club" Earnings: Alphabet Tumbles, Microsoft Rises, Eli Lilly CEO Exclusive 10/29/26
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47:19David FaberHOST
What do you got on the show tonight? I
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47:20Jim CramerHOST
have the Hartford HIG insurance.
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47:22Jim CramerHOST
By the way, I have Brinker and Vertiv now.
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47:24Jim CramerHOST
Obviously, I think it's interesting.
Season 96, Episode 1151: Guest: Jay Falconio: The Cost of Being Unprepared
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3:13Jay FalconioGUEST
It was a catering company.
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3:15Jay FalconioGUEST
And believe it or not, I had an umbrella policy with the Hartford.
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3:18Jay FalconioGUEST
And believe it or not, it was crap because I had to use it.
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3:21Jay FalconioGUEST
Yeah.
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4:31Jay FalconioGUEST
And all I remember is, and we represent them today.
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4:33Jay FalconioGUEST
They're a great company.
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4:33Jay FalconioGUEST
They're called the Hartford.
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4:34Jay FalconioGUEST
It's got this deer as a logo.
Speed vs. Judgment: Rethinking AI’s Role in Underwriting
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0:59Marc JeffreysGUEST
Prior to joining Gradient, I was at Cigna for the last 10 years, where I helped build and then ultimately led their supplemental health business, which was part of the U.S. healthcare organization.
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1:09Marc JeffreysGUEST
I've also, in my career, spent time at Aetna and the Medicare Advantage business, MetLife and the Hartford and group benefits and financial services.
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1:16Marc JeffreysGUEST
So I have a a broad and varied background.
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1:20Lucas VossHOST
Again, it's so great to have you.
Insurance Touches Everything: Rebekah Ratliff on Shaping the Future of the Industry
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17:37Rebekah RatliffGUEST
But we have matched them with sponsoring company colleagues who have the time and bandwidth to basically walk them into the industry together.
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17:48Rebekah RatliffGUEST
We have I can mention the Hartford has just hired five of our students.
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17:53Rebekah RatliffGUEST
They're looking at other students.
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17:54Rebekah RatliffGUEST
Marsh has tracked students that have come through.
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19:29Rebekah RatliffGUEST
There's a series of events.
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19:30Rebekah RatliffGUEST
They do company visits.
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19:31Rebekah RatliffGUEST
Last year, they were at the Hartford and Gallagher.
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19:34Rebekah RatliffGUEST
They get the global perspective of insurance.
Episode #5: Climate Risk Is Credit Risk – Insuring & Financing Hospitality in High-Risk Geographies
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31:56Brady YoungGUEST
problems they have and again when the insurance market is is working and it's efficient and you know coverage is kind of widely available affordable it's like clients don't necessarily need to use it a lot of times what happens like once clients get used to taking the risk ensuring the risk they say well you know we're comfortable taking the first X million or using it for this purpose.
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32:19Brady YoungGUEST
So, you know, a lot of the premium that used to go to the traditional insurance companies like Travelers and AIG and Hartford and Liberty Mutual, it's basically gone.
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32:29Brady YoungGUEST
Over the last 50 years, a lot of big companies said, look, I don't want to buy insurance.
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32:33Brady YoungGUEST
Insurance isn't overly efficient.
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3:29Jim SimpsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
host for today, your local Dodge dealer.
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3:32Jim SimpsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Hartford Insurance Group and Hartford agents and brokers everywhere.
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3:37Jim SimpsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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3:42Jim SimpsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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