A.M. Best Places Credit Ratings of National Farmers Union Property and Casualty Company Under Review With Negative Implications
These Credit Ratings (ratings) have been placed under review with negative implications following the announcement by QBE Insurance Group Limited (QBE) (
NFU P&C consists of personal insurance and farmowner business, as well as its telecommunications insurance program. The agreement enables QBE’s
The ratings will remain under review pending completion of the transaction. Upon NFU P&C’s inclusion into the
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