A.M. Best Downgrades Ratings of Workmen’s Auto Insurance Company
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The rating actions reflect WAIC’s poor underwriting performance in recent years, which primarily has been the result of the increased frequency and severity of
These negative rating factors are partially offset by WAIC’s refined underwriting procedures, revised rates, better agency management and improved claims procedures, which are anticipated to improve the company’s results in the future. In addition, the ratings reflect the continued financial support provided by the company’s owners.
Further negative rating actions may occur if WAIC’s poor underwriting performance persists in 2012, causing a further deterioration of its risk-adjusted capitalization.
The methodology used in determining these ratings is Best’s Credit Rating Methodology, which provides a comprehensive explanation of A.M. Best’s rating process and contains the different rating criteria employed in the rating process. Key criteria utilized include: “Understanding BCAR for Property/Casualty Insurers” and “Risk Management and the Rating Process for Insurance Companies.” Best’s Credit Rating Methodology can be found at www.ambest.com/ratings/methodology.
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