A.M. Best Comments on Ratings of Contractors Bonding and Insurance Company
CBIC and RLI have entered into a stock purchase agreement and are entering the regulatory approval process, with the transaction expected to close during the first quarter of 2011. Upon the close of the transaction with CBIC, RLI will acquire a specialty writer of surety bonds and related niche property/casualty insurance products. CBIC’s profitable underwriting and operating results are supported by its network of 13 regional branch offices, experienced management team and established agency relationships, which have resulted in strong earnings and organic surplus growth. Under the terms of the transaction, RLI will acquire 100% of the stock of DSS for approximately
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