Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) Upgrades Rating for CATIC to A- with Stable Outlook
CATIC's rating upgrade was influenced by the ongoing execution of its strategic plans, which has resulted in favorable premium trends and strong growth in earnings and surplus in recent years. This rating also reflects CATIC's dominant market position in
In response to CATIC's new rating,
According to KBRA, CATIC's investment portfolio is generally conservative with the majority of holdings in bonds with an average credit quality of "AA." The rating agency also noted that CATIC's management team has an extensive legal background and is aligned with the company's core business strategy to maintain the involvement of real estate attorneys and independent agents in every real estate closing transaction.
Based on this new upgraded rating and stable outlook, KBRA expects adequate surplus growth at CATIC over the next few years driven by projected profitability.
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CATIC, along with its sister company
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