TWIA Once Again in Strong Financial Position for 2017
Consistent operational efficiency year over year, keeps residual market insurer in strong financial standing
TWIAâs 2017 season funding includes a contribution of
TWIAâs 2017 reinsurance program, effective
âEvery year, TWIA pushes itself to surpass the funding expectations of the year. This is evidence of TWIAâs commitment to ensure the financial sustainability of the enterprise to provide quality service to our policyholders, and operate efficiently to achieve the best use of policyholder funds,â said TWIA General Manager
TWIAâs operational efficiency is key to ensuring its sustained financial security along with key initiatives to continuously improve its claims handling processes.
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