Fitch Ratings Affirms ‘A’ Ratings, ‘Stable’ Outlook for The Doctors Company Group
Fitch noted that the ratings are based on a very strong statutory capital position and sufficient loss reserve levels. Fitch further stated that
Fitch commented that
The "A" with "Stable Outlook" ratings include:
The Doctors Company, an Interinsurance Exchange TDC Specialty Insurance Company TDC National Assurance Company The Doctors Company Risk Retention Group , a Reciprocal Exchange
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Founded and led by physicians,
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