AIG names Turab Hussain chief risk officer, effective Oct. 12, 2026

By Public Technologies
  • AIG named Turab Hussain executive vice president and chief risk officer, effective Oct. 12, 2026.
  • Hussain succeeds Christopher Schaper, who plans to retire at year-end; Schaper has been chief risk officer since January 2025.
  • Hussain has been AIG’s global chief actuary since 2023; he joined in 2021 as chief risk officer for general insurance.
  • Before AIG, Hussain served as chief risk and actuarial officer at PartnerRe, chief insurance risk officer at The Hartford.
  • Graham Fulcher will become global chief actuary on Oct. 12, 2026; he joined AIG in 2022 as chief actuary, international commercial insurance.


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