A.M. Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Shinkong Insurance Company Limited
The ratings reflect Shinkong Insurance’s balance sheet strength, which
The company’s risk-adjusted capitalization remains solid and supportive of its current ratings, underpinned by continued organic growth from earnings retention, accumulation of claims equalization reserves and prudent reinsurance arrangements. Shinkong Insurance has consistently demonstrated underwriting and investment profitability over the past five years, mainly driven by positive results in the voluntary personal motor line, investment gains from interest income and realized gains from available-for-sale securities. Moreover, the company maintains a well-established business profile in Taiwan’s non-life insurance segment and consistently has held the third-largest market share over the past 10 years in terms of gross premiums written.
Partially offsetting rating factors include the continued highly competitive market environment, which could exert pressure on the company’s operating profitability.
While positive rating actions are not likely in the short term, negative rating actions could occur if the company experiences significant and continued deterioration in operating performance or if there is a substantial decline in its risk-adjusted capitalization.
Ratings are communicated to rated entities prior to publication. Unless stated otherwise, the ratings were not amended subsequent to that communication.
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