A.M. Best Affirms Ratings of Roins Financial Services Limited’s Subsidiaries
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In addition,
Concurrently,
The rating actions on
The ratings of CNS acknowledge its elevated underwriting leverage, high underwriting expenses and adequate operating performance. CNS affords the
The ratings of
The ratings of Ascentus are based on its solid level of risk-adjusted capitalization, which supports its underwriting and investment risk. The company's level of premium volume has sharply declined in recent years, since all private passenger auto and personal property business was renewed into RSA Canada. The company now writes some marine business throughout
Going forward,
The positive outlook on the ratings of CNS already factors in probable positive movement in the near term, although the company remains susceptible to all aforementioned downside risks.
The methodology used in determining these ratings is Best's Credit Rating Methodology, which provides a comprehensive explanation of
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