Prime Property & Casualty Insurance Inc. (PPCI) has entered the Kansas commercial auto insurance market as an admitted carrier specializing in distressed and substandard risks.
With PPCI, producers now have an insurance company to write commercial auto risks and expand their book of business, the company said. PPCI offers the capacity to insure any commercial auto risk class with adverse account experiences such as unsatisfactory loss experience, poor driving records or lack of insurance history.
PPCI said its partnership approach, based on customized underwriting, extraordinary claims handling and risk management, produces outstanding results for producers and insureds. Among these are many commercial auto owners, employers and operators who need to insure their vehicles and drivers and are having tremendous difficulty obtaining insurance due to imperfect histories or atypical business arrangements.
PPCI provides coverages for the entire spectrum of commercial auto risk classes including trucking, taxi cabs, towing, waste hauling and paratransit operations despite circumstances like adverse loss experiences, poor SAFER scores, hazardous cargo, prior insurance cancelations and more.
PPCI handles claims “in-house” through its Claims Direct Access (CDA) service. CDA is committed to thorough and cost-effective resolutions, having successfully resolved over 60,000 property and casualty claims and lawsuits.
PPCI is a subsidiary of Prime Holdings Insurance Services Inc. with offices in Salt Lake City, Utah; Chicago, Illinois and Naples, Florida.
Source: PPCI
Topics Auto Commercial Lines Business Insurance New Markets Property Property Casualty Kansas Casualty
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