Alliance Of American Insurers (aai)

Definition of "Alliance of american insurers (aai)"

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Membership organization, based in Chicago, Illinois, consisting principally of property and casualty insurance companies. Its objectives are to influence the public and the legislators on matters concerning the property and casualty insurance industry, to publish materials, and to conduct research and various educational programs for member companies.

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