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in·sur·er [ɪnˈʃʊərəʳ] N
1. insurer (agent):
- insurer
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2. insurer esp pl (company):
- insurer
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The original insurer retains a fee, usually somewhere between 5% and 15%, to provide this service.
en.wikipedia.org Such an event can cause significant losses beyond the insurer's financial capacity.
en.wikipedia.org Claims-made coverage also makes it harder for insureds to switch insurers, as well as to wind up and shut down their operations.
en.wikipedia.org An insurer has an interest in knowing, within a reasonable time after repudiating a claim, whether it will face litigation or not.
en.wikipedia.org In reality, these recoveries are treated as sources of profit for the insurers and those engaged in the collection business itself.
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