written premium

Written premiums for the period were up nearly 7%.

In 2008, the company saw written premiums grow to $126.2 million, an increase of 6.7 percent over the prior year.

Net written premium for general insurance grew by over 5% between 2007 and 2008.

During the initial 10 years, direct written premium rose to approximately $50 million.

It is the written premium less the earned premium.

They are the third largest property and casualty insurer in the United States based on 2010 written premium.

This factor is multiplied by the written premium to arrive with the return premium.

The company has publicly set targets of £80m of gross written premium for its second year (2010).

Written premiums virtually unchanged at $600.1m reflect a significantly higher average premium across the portfolio.

Net written premiums in sterling terms were up from $914.7m to $1,019.8m.

It owns the largest syndicate at Lloyd's of London, based on 2011 gross written premiums.

Written premiums marginally lower at $282.0m (1991: $286.3m) but reflect higher average premium.

In 2011, direct written premiums hit $141.5 million and total assets rose to nearly $303 million, both company records.

Written premiums for the quarter were up from $282.0m to $333.6m reflecting some volume growth and a significantly higher average premium across the whole account.

In 2012, the group had $92.5 billion in assets, nearly $21.6 billion of gross written premiums and more than 17,000 employees.

It is ranked as the fourth largest life and health insurer in Canada and first in Quebec in terms of written premiums.

Unearned premium is the portion for an insurance written premium which is considered "unearned" by the insurer.

Written premiums for the full year were up from $1,172.0m to $1,251.2m, largely as a result of a significantly higher average premium across the portfolio.

It is a subsidiary of Towergate Partnership, and had gross written premiums of around £10 million as of 2008.

The business deals with both personal and commercial lines insurance and currently controls some £28m gross written premium (GWP).

The Harleysville Group had net written premiums of $300.8 million in 1989 and assets of $568.5 million on Dec. 31.

The company achieved a Gross Written Premium (GWP)of Rs.

The solvency margin (shareholders' funds as a percentage of written premiums), advanced from 50.9 per cent to 59 per cent, one of the highest in the industry.

Currently, it has about 550,000 motor policies in force; last year, in terms of written premiums, it wrote £84m, and this year it is looking at £150m-plus.

By 1997, Allmerica Property & Casualty Companies was among the top 30 property and casualty insurers in the United States, based on net written premiums.