Insurance Companies means the companies with whom the Insurance Policies are held.
Insurance Companies means the Life Insurance Companies and the Savings Insurance Companies.
Insurance Companies means Phoenix Life Insurance Company and The Ohio National Life Insurance Company.
Examples of Insurance Companies in a sentence
Ranger RCA RU / Mt. Hawley Everest Rockingham Insurance Company First Century First Mercury- Cover X Guard Insurance Companies Hermitage Hudson Kingstone Insurance Rutgers/American European Ins.
Without limiting Section 4.1, from the date hereof to the Closing Date, Seller shall cause the Insurance Companies to manage the Investment Assets in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practice, the Investment Guidelines and the Interim Asset Allocation Guidelines.
More Definitions of Insurance Companies
Insurance Companies means, collectively, all Persons that issued any Purdue Insurance Policy, any third-party administrator, claims handling agent or any parent, Subsidiary, affiliate, successor, predecessor or assign of any of the foregoing, solely in such Insurance Company’s capacity with respect to a Purdue Insurance Policy.
Insurance Companies means and include regular line insurance companies and non-profit organizations providing hospital, surgical or medical benefits. All benefits are subject to the provisions of the policies between the Town and the insurance company or non-profit organization. The Article entitled “Terms of Insurance Policies to Govern” shall apply to all insurance offered under this Article and Agreement.
Insurance Companies is defined in the recitals to this Agreement.
Insurance Companies means collectively, the Ceding Company and each party to a Companion Agreement, excluding the Reinsurer.
Insurance Companies means the Domestic Insurance Companies and the International Insurance Companies.
Insurance Companies means the Life Insurance Companies and the Savings Participants;
Insurance Companies. International Automotive Group Insurance Company, Ltd. and its successors and any other captive insurance Subsidiary of the Borrower established in the future.