A.M. Best Affirms Credit Ratings of iptiQ Life S.A.
The ratings reflect iptiQ’s balance sheet strength, which
iptiQ’s risk-adjusted capitalisation, as measured by Best’s Capital Adequacy Ratio, is assessed as strongest as at year-end 2016, benefiting from its low net underwriting leverage and conservative investment portfolio allocation. The company also benefits from very strong internal reinsurance support provided by the Swiss Re group and from regular capital injections from Swiss Re Ltd to support growth and cover operating losses in the company’s start-up phase. iptiQ was established in 2014 and underwrites primary life and health retail policies sold through distribution partners. Currently, the company has a limited market position and a concentrated portfolio in terms of products and distribution partners.
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