Examples of RSUI in a sentence
Co., CA3P001389-191;(xi) Evanston Insurance Co., MKLV11XP007468; (xii) RSUI Indemnity Co., NHD908588; (xiii) Princeton E&S Insurance Co., 78-A3-XP-0000464-02; (xiv) Hallmark Specialty Ins.
Alleghany Insurance Holdings LLC (“AIHL”) the holding company for Alleghany’s property and casualty and surety insurance operating units consisting of RSUI Group, Inc.
ACE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY f/k/a CIGNA INSURANCE COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIBERTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS INC., NATIONAL CASUALTY COMPANY, RSUI INDEMNITY COMPANY, TIG INSURANCE COMPANY, VIRGINIA SURETY COMPANY, INC.
Overview of the coverage is as follows; Insurance Carrier: RSUI Indemnity Company Policy Term: June 1, 2019 to June 1, 2022 Limit of Coverage: $1,000,000 for AffiliatesRetention/Deductible: $25,000 Affiliates per occurrence$150,000 for Employment Practices Only one Retention/Deductible will only apply for a claim involving the Fraternity and any Undergraduate Chapter, House Corporation, Alumni Association, or Chapter Educational Foundation.
We believe and the claim experience supports this technology could have as great of an impact on reducing paid claims in the RSUI layer as the increase in sprinkled facilities within the program has had in reducing the severity of damages associated with the peril of fire.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lender approves (i) Continental Casualty Company, (ii) RSUI Indemnity Company, and (iii) Fidelity National Insurance Company as insurers, provided that throughout the term of the Loan the claims paying ability rating and/or financial strength rating, as applicable, from each Rating Agency for such insurers shall be no less than “A-” (or its equivalent).
JonesWalker Wilcox Matousek LLP cjones@wwmlawyers.comCounsel for RSUI Indemnity CompanyWendy D.
Alleghany Insurance Holdings LLC (“AIHL”), the holding company for Alleghany’s property and casualty and surety insurance operating units consisting of RSUI Group, Inc.
The fact that RSUI based this policy’s premium on an average rate for all scheduled items is thus more consistent with a blanket policy than a scheduled policy.RSUI asserts that it would have charged a much higher rate—much more than $0.025 per $100 of value—if the policy’s limits applied on an aggregate rather than item-by-item basis.
Our task in this case is to determine whether Lynd’s construction of the RSUI policy is reasonable.