A.M. Best Assigns Credit Ratings to NASW Risk Retention Group, Inc.
NASW RRG was formed in 2012 to write professional liability for members of the
The ratings of
These positive rating factors are partially offset by the group’s product concentration and generally limited operating history. Given the overall short-term experience of the key insurance coverage provided, the ultimate potential exposures may not yet be fully developed. The outlooks are based on the stability in the operating performance and a prospective review of future financial results.
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