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Hartford Insurance Group Inks Reinsurance Commutation And Release Agreement With National Indemnity Company To Commute And Terminate Aggregate Excess Of Loss Reinsurance Agreement; Commutation Agreement Resolves Confidential Arbitration Dispute Under Reinsurance Agreement; Hartford Fire Insurance Receives $1.12B Cash Payment
On September 23, 2026, Hartford Fire Insurance Company and certain of its affiliates (collectively, the "Hartford Insurers"), each a wholly owned insurance company subsidiary of The Hartford Insurance Group,
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