A.M. Best Removes From Under Review With Negative Implications and Affirms Credit Ratings of SilverScript Insurance Company
The ratings reflect SilverScript’s balance sheet strength, which
The ratings also reflect SilverScript’s very strong risk-adjusted capital levels over the past several years, supported by 100% retention of net income and an absence of dividends. Capital and surplus has shown consistent growth, with a five-year compound annual growth rate of 28%. These positive balance sheet attributes are partially offset by potential liquidity concerns resulting from a high dependency on large program receivable balances, due to the
SilverScript has demonstrated a long-term trend of strong favorable earnings, with a five-year return on equity exceeding 20%. SilverScript is the market leader in stand-alone prescription drug plan enrollment; however, more than 50% of membership is composed of low-income subsidized members auto-assigned by CMS. Such concentration creates lack of product diversification and subjects SilverScript to high degree of regulatory risks.
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