AHL News & Events

Sompo Holdings completed the acquisition of Aspen Insurance Holdings through the purchase of 100% of the issued Class A ordinary shares of Aspen. Immediately following the closing, each series of preference shares of Aspen will remain outstanding and the relative rights, terms and conditions will remain unchanged. Sompo and Aspen may from time to time seek to redeem or repurchase and/or delist the preferred shares or associated depositary shares. Aspen's Class A ordinary shares will cease to trade on the New York Stock Exchange. Aspen's preference shares remain listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Following its acquisition by Sompo, Aspen will come under the Sompo Group umbrella and will transition to trading under the Sompo brand. Following the transaction, Mark Cloutier will act in an advisory role to Sompo.

Sompo Holdings (SMPNY) received the necessary antitrust and insurance regulatory approvals required to complete its previously announced acquisition of 100% of the issued Class A ordinary shares of Aspen Insurance Holdings (AHL) through a wholly owned subsidiary of Sompo International Holdings. The transaction is expected to close in the next several days, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions. Following closing, Sompo will begin the process of integrating Aspen's capabilities to ensure a globally diversified Property & Casualty platform.

Mark Cloutier, Executive Chairman and Group Chief Executive Officer, commented: "Aspen delivered strong results for the third quarter of 2025 continuing the positive trend of the past several quarters, reflecting the quality and stability of our franchise. With market dynamics shifting, including increased competition across several lines of business, I am pleased that we recorded a significantly improved combined ratio. Looking forward, I am confident that the high caliber of our people and our culture means we continue to be well placed to deliver best-in-class solutions and products for our trading partners and customers through the market cycle."