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AM Best Initiated Financial Strength and Credit Ratings on Citizens, Inc.'s CICA Life Insurance Company of America - Vimarsana News

AM Best Initiated Financial Strength and Credit Ratings on Citizens, Inc.'s CICA Life Insurance Company of America

AM Best's ratings recognize CICA's strength of balance sheet and outlook. AUSTIN, Texas, July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Citizens, Inc. , a leading diversified financial services company...

AM Best Announces Appointment of Non-Executive Director to the Boards of A.M. Best Europe Rating Services Ltd., and A.M. Best (EU) Rating Services B.V. - Vimarsana News

AM Best Announces Appointment of Non-Executive Director to the Boards of A.M. Best Europe Rating Services Ltd., and A.M. Best (EU) Rating Services B.V.

AM Best has appointed Andrew Power as an independent Non-Executive Director to the Boards of its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region subsidiaries, A.M. Best Europe Rating Services Ltd. (AMBERS)

Best's Commentary: Economic Shocks From Ukraine Invasion Fallout to Pressure Global Insurance Industry - Vimarsana News

Best's Commentary: Economic Shocks From Ukraine Invasion Fallout to Pressure Global Insurance Industry

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AM Best: Best's Commentary: Economic Shocks From Ukraine Invasion Fallout to Pressure Global Insurance Industry - Vimarsana News

AM Best: Best's Commentary: Economic Shocks From Ukraine Invasion Fallout to Pressure Global Insurance Industry

AM Best believes that Russia's invasion of Ukraine likely will impact the global insurance industry substantially in the near to midterm, particularly given the significant fallout in the capital markets