Ranking firm S&P Global has actually confirmed the financial toughness and counterparty credit score of A-/ Stable for International General Insurance coverage Co. Ltd (IGI Bermuda) and International General Insurance provider (UK) Limited (IGI UK), the global expert commercial insurance provider and reinsurer, and verified its stable outlook.

S&P Global gave IGI a "strong" financial threat profile based on its sight that its funding and incomes are very strong", its risk setting modest and its economic versatility appropriate. "We are happy to have our A-/ Steady score verified," claimed Wasef Jabsheh, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of IGI. "We have actually worked relentlessly to create an absolutely global company, with strong results, outstanding management and regimented underwriting. We have a programme of prudent, well-managed development and this score is verification that we are succeeding in this."

IGI reported net income of $32.1 million in 2016 (2015: $35.0 million), a web integrated ratio of 87.08%, and complete extensive income (inclusive of investment gains) of $40.7 million (2015: $18.4 million). Gross created premiums stood at $231.4 million for the year.

In its report, S&P Global stated the company "keeps a record of extremely solid funding and earnings, with designed risk-based capital adequacy ratios most likely to stay very solid". It stated that despite "highly competitive" market conditions, the group reported acceptable take-home pay throughout 2016.

Increasing sophistication is now noticeable in all areas of activity, from planning to risk administration. Certain progress is being made in areas such as insurance claims controls, danger measurement and pricing, disaster modelling, funding modelling, and general administration details systems. The outcome has been progressively consistent, stable, and successful development in spite of extremely competitive market conditions."

S&P Global added: "The business that comprise the IGI Group are controlled by six authorities - in Bermuda, the U.K., Jordan, Labuan, Casablanca Money City, Morocco, and the DIFC in Dubai. This extensive regulatory supervision, combined with th group's continuously expanding funding base, its compliance with Solvency II, its efficient use technology, its complete subscription of the International Underwriting Association of London, and its solid scores have in our view all served to render the major operating firms of the IGI Group robustly solvent, effective, attractive to brokers, and appropriate to most counterparties."