Assets

Assets refer to "all the available properties of every kind or possession of an insurance company that might be used to pay its debts." There are three classifications of assets: invested assets, all other assets, and total admitted assets. Invested assets refer to things such as bonds, stocks, cash and income-producing real estate. All other assets refer to nonincome producing possessions such as the building the company occupies, office furniture, and debts owed, usually in the form of deferred and unpaid premiums. Total admitted assets refer to everything a company owns. All other plus invested assets equals total admitted assets. By law, some states don't permit insurance companies to claim certain goods and possessions, such as deferred and unpaid premiums, in the all other assets category, declaring them "nonadmissable."

See Also: Aviation exclusion; Attending Physician's Statement (APS); Assignment of benefits; Authorized Under Federal Products Liability Risk Retention Act (Risk Retention Groups); Approved or Not Disapproved for Surplus Lines; Approved for Reinsurance; Application; Apostille;

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