The Hartford says it recorded a second-quarter net loss of $190 million due to steps the insurer has taken in non-P&C operations.
Hartford booked more than $540 million in losses related to the sell-off of its life operations, as well as capital losses from variable annuity hedging programs.
Hartford posted a $101 million loss for the second quarter in 2012.
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