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Demotech Assigns Financial Stability Rating® to Primary Care Insurance, A Risk Retention Group, Inc.May 16, 2023
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Financial Stability Ratings® (FSRs) are a leading indicator of the financial stability of Property and Casualty insurers, Title underwriters, and other risk-bearing entities. Our rating process provides an objective baseline for assessing solvency based upon changes in financial stability, as presented in an insurer’s balance sheet over time. FSRs are based upon a series of quantitative ratios and certain qualitative factors.