A.M. Best Removes From Under Review and Affirms Ratings of Global Liberty Insurance Company of New York
The ratings of Global were placed under review with negative implications following Atlas’ announcement that it was acquiring Global along with its affiliated underwriting and premium finance companies. The removal of the ratings from under review follows the close of the transaction as well as the completion of additional discussions with management regarding its current and prospective business plans. The ratings of Atlas and its other insurance companies remain unchanged.
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