insurer的意思|insurer的解释-里氏词典

insurer [in'ʃuәrә]

n. 保险公司

[法] 保险人, 承保人, 保险公司

insurer

[ noun ]
a financial institution that sells insurance
<noun.group>

Insurer \In*sur"er\, n.
One who, or that which, insures; the person or company that
contracts to indemnify losses for a premium; an underwriter.

Executive Life attracted eight bids before a deadline in a court-supervised auction of the failed insurer.
Farmers, a Los Angeles-based insurer, said it will appeal to Arizona state court.
Last August, Hafnia Holding, Baltica's main domestic rival, suspended payments after its equity capital was wiped out by losses on strategic shareholdings in Baltica and the Swedish insurer, Skandia.
Information in the filing indicates that the insurer has not yet put its real estate problems behind it, however. During 1991, foreclosures on real estate increased by $700 million to $1.8 billion, the company said.
Berkshire first bought Washington Post shares in 1973 and shares in Geico, an insurer, in 1976.
Allianz is Europe's biggest insurer, with annual premium income of about 100 billion francs, the companies said.
Together, the French bank and Apollo acquired most of the junk holdings of Executive Life, the Californian insurer.
Eagle Star said most insurers would now examine such cases and could agree to pay out if they felt they would lose less than by going through an entire repossession. The insurer would still have the right to pursue the borrower for the shortfall.
Assurances Generales de France (AGF), one of its closest competitors, recently sealed its investment in AMB, another German insurer.
The insurer's first-half net income rose 17% to 416.9 million guilders ($211.5 million), largely because the year-earlier results were depressed by payments for 1990 winter storm damage.
By contrast, he says, small companies without consultants usually rely on a single broker who may work with only one insurer.
American General Corp. stunned suitor Torchmark Corp. by putting itself up for sale, and analysts said a foreign buyer is more likely to come up with the $7 billion needed to buy the nation's fourth-largest insurer.
Currently in liquidation, the Paramus, N.J., property and casualty insurer was taken over by the state insurance department in December 1986 after being hit with uncollectable reinsurance claims.
The plan, administered by Cigna Corp., a Philadelphia-based insurer, is a so-called "managed-care" program in which medical care is closely monitored by a principal doctor who has an economic incentive to keep down health-care costs.
Part of the expected decline stems from American Express's decision to write off its $144 million investment in First Capital Holdings Corp., a Los Angeles insurer now in bankruptcy-law proceedings.
Officials of American International Group, a large New York-based insurer, personally protested to Treasury officials in a Washington meeting last Wednesday.
Regulators said they took the move against the small company to shelter the insurer's assets from what they termed the financially ailing parent, which is controlled by Mr. Pharaon.
The British United Provident Association (Bupa), the largest medical insurer, announced increases of 14.7 per cent for the year for individual subscribers, but those renewing company schemes will see an increase of only 7.2 per cent.
"We're not intent on being the cheapest" insurer, he said.
Amex Life, which showed profits of $59 million in regulatory filings last year, represents the portion of Fireman's Fund Corp. that American Express retained after it acquired the insurer and sold the property and casualty business to the public in 1986.
The finance ministry said that it had scrapped a rule restricting a foreign insurer from taking a stake of no more than 30 per cent in a local insurance company.
Farmers, with about $11 billion in assets, is the nation's third largest home and auto insurer, and the seventh largest property and casualty insurer.
Farmers, with about $11 billion in assets, is the nation's third largest home and auto insurer, and the seventh largest property and casualty insurer.
Aetna, the fifth largest auto insurer working in Pennsylvania, expects to have pulled out completely in one year.
The lead insurer continues to be Lloyds, with several other European insurance companies providing added coverage, he said.
Investigators believe the agency had been aware of problems with that insurer for at least two years, but failed to act.
The insurer said fourth-quarter operating profit rose 87% to 202.6 million, or $1.24 a share, from $108.5 million, or 70 cents in the year-ago period.
Rorer's ability to compete with Sanofi or other possible bidders for Robins could hinge on the role of Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., Robins's former insurer for Shield claims.
Verex Corp., the Greyhound unit that is the nation's second-largest private mortgage insurer, experienced high claims losses in the latest period that offset investment portfolio gains, Greyhound said.
Geico has been a good investment for Berkshire because of Mr. Byrne, who turned the insurer around in the 1970s.

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