A.M. Best Assigns Ratings to Vine Court Assurance Incorporated
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The ratings are based on Vine Court's profile as a single parent captive of
Key rating triggers that could result in a downgrading of Vine Court's ratings include a precipitous decline in risk-adjusted capital strength. Key rating triggers that could result in an upgrading of Vine Court's ratings include consistent profitable operating performance coupled with a substantial increase in risk-adjusted capitalization.
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The principal methodology used in determining these ratings is Best's Credit Rating Methodology -- Global Life and Non-Life Insurance Edition, which provides a comprehensive explanation of
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