SAIC Captive Projects Underwriting Losses, Targets Profit in 5 Years

AM Best reports SAIC's captive insurer expects underwriting losses initially but aims for profitability within five years.

SAIC Captive Projects Underwriting Losses, Targets Profit in 5 Years

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According to a report by AM Best, the captive insurance company of SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) is projected to experience underwriting losses during its start-up phase. The captive, which provides coverage for the company's risks, is expected to achieve profitability within five years, as per the rating agency's analysis.

AM Best's assessment highlights the typical challenges faced by new captives, including initial underwriting losses due to premium development and claims experience. The captive's strategy focuses on disciplined underwriting and risk management to reach profitability targets.

SAIC, a Fortune 500 technology integrator, established the captive to manage its insurance costs and risks more effectively. The captive's performance will be closely monitored by stakeholders as it navigates the early stages of operations.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is a captive insurance company?

A captive insurance company is a subsidiary that provides insurance coverage to its parent company, helping to manage risks and reduce costs.

Why does SAIC's captive expect underwriting losses initially?

New captives often face underwriting losses in the start-up phase due to the time needed to build premium volume and claims experience.

What is AM Best's role in this report?

AM Best is a credit rating agency that assesses the financial strength and performance of insurance companies, including captives.

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