Are the early retention signs stronger in certain lines than others?
Doyle: Sure, they vary a little bit from line to line although not radically from any one line of business to another. I think of AIG as being willing to write things that other people won’t sometimes. Is that an advantage? Doyle: I think so and I was referring to that issue when I talked about our risk appetite. We’re known for having a broad risk appetite and I think it’s one thing for a competitor to stand up and say, “Hey, I’m ready to step in and write AIG business” and then it’s another thing for them to actually look at the risk and do it and so far so good. How closely are you monitoring this? Doyle: Well, our various key indicators are something we’ve always monitored closely, but for sure over the last several weeks we’ve been looking at retention ratios and hit ratios and price changes and the various things that we monitor with greater frequency than we normally do. But, again, those are key indicators of our business that we’ve always watched closely. Are you cutting price
