admitted company
1Admitted Company — An insurance company that is domiciled in one state but is admitted by another state to transact insurance business. Because insurance licenses are governed by the states, an insurance company must be licensed by each state where it intends to… …
2admitted company — noun : an insurance company that having complied with the laws is authorized to transact business within a certain state or country …
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5Admitted Insurance — Insurance purchased from a company that is admitted (or licensed) in the state in which the policy was sold. Admitted insurance must also be sold by an agent who is licensed in that state. By contrast, many states will allow non admitted carriers …
6Admitted Assets — Assets of an insurance company that are permitted by state law to be included in the company s financial statements. Although each state has discretion over its own insurance laws, there is a general consensus over which assets are suitable to… …
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9admitted assets — A technical term of the insurance business, meaning assets of art insurance company so approved by state regulatory agencies as to permit their being taken into account in setting forth the financial condition of the company …
10admitted asset — noun : any asset of an insurer allowed by state regulations to be reckoned in determining the financial condition of an insurance company …
