Stockholder's Surplus

A vital component of an insurer’s financial strength is surplus. The cost of any insurance policy is based on an estimate of what will happen in the future, and surplus is there to respond when those estimates prove to be different than anticipated. As of the first quarter of 2008, Princeton Insurance continued to build its safety net for the long-term protection of policyholders.<next...>

Statutory Statement of Admitted Assets, Liabilities and Surplus / Stockholder's Surplus / Statutory Statement of Operations / Gross Written Premium / Statutory Combined Ratio

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