KBRA Assigns BBB IFSR to Loggerhead Reciprocal Interinsurance Exchange
KBRA assigns a BBB insurance financial strength rating (IFSR) to Loggerhead Reciprocal Interinsurance Exchange. The Outlook is Stable. Previously, the BBB IFSR was preliminary and unpublished since
The rating reflects Loggerhead’s low underwriting leverage and significant surplus relative to projected premiums written. The rating also reflects a favorable market opportunity due to the company entering a sector with declining private market capacity. In addition, as a start-up insurer, Loggerhead has no legacy liabilities. Loggerhead will have the benefit of manageable start-up expenses due to an organizational structure whereby the Attorney-in-Fact will incur the majority of start-up costs. Further, KBRA views the company’s business plan as reasonable, with a management team that has considerable experience in the
Balancing these strengths is the company’s high financial leverage due to its entire surplus base consisting of a
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