AM Best Downgrades Credit Ratings of Farm Bureau of Idaho Group Members
2019 MAR 14 (NewsRx) -- By a
The ratings reflect
The rating downgrades reflect a revision in AM Best’s assessment of the group’s operating performance to marginal from adequate. This action is in response to adverse trends in the group’s underwriting performance over the past five years. Overall operating results have been volatile over the last five years and the group’s five-year average combined ratio lags the private passenger standard and auto homeowners composite. The group’s adverse performance was driven by increased catastrophe losses in recent years coupled with an ERM program that fell short in identifying the full exposures of the group’s book of business. Management has taken steps to improve performance, including an additional purchase of top layer reinsurance based on better modeled data and also increased of the group’s budget for storm activity, which has been on the rise in the last two years in
The outlook remains negative driven by a risk management program that has been an area of challenge for
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