A.M. Best Revises Outlooks to Negative for ERGO Insurance Pte. Ltd.
The revised outlooks reflect the declining trends in ERGO Insurance’s risk-adjusted capitalization and operating performance relative to its peers. The company’s risk-adjusted capitalization, as measured by Best’s Capital Adequacy Ratio (BCAR), has trended downward due to high dividend payments and retained losses in 2016. Additionally, planned premium growth is expected to increase underwriting leverage, which could further lower its risk-adjusted capitalization going forward.
In response,
Partially offsetting these negative Credit Rating (rating) factors is the company’s broadened business profile as a member of the
The outlooks could be revised to stable if the company improves its risk-adjusted capitalization or achieves consistent profitability that is better than its peers. Negative rating actions may arise from further deterioration of the company’s operating results or 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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