If Fitch “BBB” rating to 21 Notes century
Fitch Ratings has a “BBB” long-term rating at 21 Century Insurance Group (21st century) and “BBB” rating to 21 century, the question proposed 10-year senior unsecured notes.
Fitch also associated with ‘A’ financial rating to 21 century, its subsidiaries, 21st Century Insurance Company (21st Century Insurance) and 21 of the Century Company of Arizona (the 21st century from A to Z). Outlook The rating is positive.
Fitch Ratings reflect Insurance 21 century, the strong competitive position of the California market auto insurance, solid capitalization and Low-Cost direct distribution strategy and operational platform.
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