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Meanings of insurance underwriter in English
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Examples for "insurer"
Examples for "insurer"
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The Republic's third health insurer, Vivas Health, officially opened for business yesterday.
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The deal represents Allianz' largest investment ever in Brazil, the insurer said.
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The German insurer started a major revamp of Fireman's Fund this year.
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UnitedHealth, the largest insurer, said it is still reviewing the new rule.
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Businessmen hope French export-credit insurer Coface could also help get things moving.
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The Chicago-based underwriter also provides credit insurance and other specialty insurance products.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is the lead underwriter on the deal.
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The underwriter declined to be named as the information is not public.
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Lehman is the largest underwriter of U.S. mortgage bonds, Thomson Financial said.
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Merrill became the number two global underwriter of telecom privatizations, behind Goldman.
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Agreement was reached between the health insurance company and hospital management yesterday.
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But I just want the insurance company to treat this case fairly.
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Talk to your lender and your insurance company to work it out.
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This is not an insurance company; this is not a law office.
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Largest insurance company today is the Metropolitan, then comes Prudential, the Equitable.
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He then joined an insurance firm and later became a financial adviser.
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The insurance firm did not comment any further beyond the stock market announcement.
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His first job was as a lowly paid messenger at an insurance firm.
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Holidays-to- insurance firm Saga priced its IPO at the bottom of its original range.
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The third non-bank that has been designated by FSOC is insurance firm Prudential.
Usage of insurance underwriter in English
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If that had been out to sea there would have been a massive loss of life, the marine insurance underwriter said.
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And in a linked story Lloyds of London, the world's biggest insurance underwriter has had its annual profit cut in half.
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AEG Live Chief Executive Randy Phillips said he was told by the insurance underwriter that Jackson passed "with flying colours".
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POLICIES: A Dublin insurance underwriter has been unable to renew the policies of about 45 hackney drivers since the start of the year.
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One insurance underwriter said Western insurers would also face competition from Indian, Russian and southeast Asian peers who have already done business in Iran.
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Bonnie Quinn, a New Jersey insurance underwriter planning to move to Canada with her husband said she felt "just downright embarrassed" by the election results.
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Shares of Meadowbrook, a specialty commercial insurance underwriter and insurance administration services company, were up 14 percent at $8.15 in extended trading.
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Life Insurance Underwriters, said that the planning of insurance is the art of inheritance.
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Ysllodins is the star around which most of the Galaxy's major insurance underwriters live, or rather lived.
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The others would probably follow suit, he said, and the insurance underwriters would most likely support the decision.
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What's more, many insurance underwriters may not want to cover small brokerages, which they often view as high-risk.
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The insurance underwriters had other ideas.
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"It beats sitting for the life insurance underwriter's exam," Scott said.
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Wholesale brokers mediate between sellers of insurance to consumers and the insurance underwriters, and often specialize in certain types of insurance.
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Even so, the fire prompted insurance underwriters to take a closer look at the building, and what they saw frightened them.
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They tend to be insurance underwriters or experimental physicists or half-trained economists who just happen to have a talent for analyzing data.