Evan G. Greenberg
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Nov 3, 2026
Steve McGillGUEST
And a soft market is not very forgiving.
Steve McGillGUEST
And Evan Greenberg, who you've got to recognize as one of the truly great leaders in the insurance industry, does talk about this a fair bit publicly.
Steve McGillGUEST
But I think whichever part of the industry you're in, including broking, you've got to stay true to your cause and stay disciplined.
Steve McGillGUEST
And it's highly, highly relevant when you've got the pen and you're underwriting, whether you're an MGA professional or you're an underage, whether a lead or a follow.
Trey ShieldsHOST
And there were a couple of statements that came out of
Brandon SchuhGUEST
the executives during Wizzia and then one from Evan Greenberg, the CEO of Chubb, that came up after Wizzia.
Brandon SchuhGUEST
But the pattern was everybody thinks that the market is being saturated with cheap capital.
Brandon SchuhGUEST
And this cheap capital is coming in a variety of forms, right? It's coming largely from Blackstone, which is a large private equity and fund manager.
Brandon SchuhGUEST
So, you know, I use Corgi again in my newsletter as an example of naive capital.
Brandon SchuhGUEST
Now, Corgi is not the standard definition that they used of naive capital.
Brandon SchuhGUEST
Evan Greenberg is basically saying, you know, The the the MGA relationship with with hedge fund backing is the kind of the classic example.
Brandon SchuhGUEST
And then they leave the long tail of it.
Alec HoggHOST
In other words, they gave up market share, but in this case, deliberately.
Alec HoggHOST
Chief Executive Evan Greenberg said the market is flooded with what he calls hungry and extremely naive capacity.
Alec HoggHOST
In other words, people who don't really know what they're doing, going in there and just buying market share that's going to cost them in future when people come along and, well, claim.
Alec HoggHOST
He says rivals are cutting prices on property and more and more casualty lines.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
day.Business council
LenaHOST
President 이 has met Evan Greenberg, chairman of the US-Korea Business Council to discuss trade, investment, and industrial cooperation.
LenaHOST
So what came out of their meeting?
AdamCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, so 이 stressed that economic ties should involve more two-way investment with US companies expanding investment in Korea as well as Korean firms investing in the US.
Vassilios Nikolaos VitsalogiannisHOST
President Lee Jae-myung on Thursday called on American business leaders to expand investment and business opportunities in South Korea, saying economic cooperation between the allies should flow in both directions.
Vassilios Nikolaos VitsalogiannisHOST
Lee made the remarks during a meeting at Cheong Wa Day with Evan G. Greenberg, chairman of the United States Korea Business Council and chairman and CEO of Chubb Group.
Vassilios Nikolaos VitsalogiannisHOST
The meeting followed a joint conference of the United States-Korea and Korea-United States business councils held in Seoul, where political and business leaders discussed ways to strengthen bilateral trade and investment.
Vassilios Nikolaos VitsalogiannisHOST
The president said South Korean companies have contributed to the United States economy through investment and expressed hope that Korean businesses will continue to play a growing role in the United States.