CSIMarket
 
  (NATL)
Other Ticker:  
 
    Sector     Industry
   Industry
   Sector 
 
Price: $0.0000 $0.00 %
Day's High: 0.00 Week Perf:
Day's Low: $ 0.00 30 Day Perf:
Volume (M): 0 52 Wk High: $ 0.00
Volume (M$): $ 0 52 Wk Avg: $0.00
Open: $0.00 52 Wk Low: $0.00



 Market Capitalization (Millions $) -
 Shares Outstanding (Millions) 20
 Employees -
 Revenues (TTM) (Millions $) 644
 Net Income (TTM) (Millions $) 23
 Cash Flow (TTM) (Millions $) -7
 Capital Exp. (TTM) (Millions $) 3


We are a specialty property and casualty insurance company with a niche orientation and a focus on the transportation industry. Founded in 1989, we have had an uninterrupted record of profitability in every year since 1990, our first full year of operation. We have also reported an underwriting profit in 22 of the 27 years we have been in business.

Alternative Risk Transfer. We underwrite, market and distribute primarily truck transportation, passenger transportation and moving and storage ART insurance products, also known as captives. ART products function by utilizing insurance or reinsurance companies that are owned or “rented” (as described below) by the participants in the program. Participants may include homogeneous groups of passenger transportation, trucking or moving and storage companies, transportation insurance agencies and individual, larger insureds as single participants in our national account ART products. Program participants share in the underwriting profits or losses and the investment results associated with the risks of being insured through the program. Participants in these programs typically are interested in improved risk control, increased participation in the claims settlement process and asset investment features associated with an ART insurance program.


We support two forms of ART programs – member-owned and rental. In a member-owned ART program, the participants form, capitalize and manage their own reinsurance company. In a rental ART program, the reinsurance company is formed, capitalized and managed by someone other than the participants. The participants in a rental ART program pay a fee to use the reinsurance facility in their ART program; in other words, the participants “rent” it. For both member-owned and rental ART programs, we typically underwrite and price the risk, issue the policies and adjust the claims. A portion of the risk and premium is ceded to the ART insurance program. The ART insurance program serves the same purpose for the participants regardless of whether they own the reinsurance company or rent it. Hudson Indemnity, Ltd. (“HIL”), our consolidated subsidiary, is “rented” to program participants to facilitate the transfer of risk to the participants and the respective program’s results are recorded solely in HIL’s financial statements. Captive reinsurance facilities owned and managed directly by the member-owned program participants are not consolidated in our financial results since they are not variable interest entities.


The revenue we earn, our profit margins and the risks we assume are substantially consistent in member-owned and rental ART programs. The primary differences to us are the expenses associated with these programs and who ultimately bears those expenses. In a member-owned ART program, the participants own and manage their own reinsurance company, which includes general management responsibilities, financial statement preparation, actuarial analysis, investment management, corporate governance, regulatory management and legal affairs. If the actual expenses associated with managing a member-owned ART program exceed the funded projections, the participants pay for these added expenses outside the insurance transaction. In our rental ART programs, we include an expense charge in the program premium that we charge participants to fund expenses related to the managing of HIL. Investment management expenses also are included in the program premium and we cap the participant’s expense contribution regardless of whether or not we collect adequate funds to operate the off-shore reinsurance company.


All other loss, expense and profit margin components are substantially the same for our member-owned or rental ART programs. The advantage of a member-owned ART program to the participants is the ability to change policy issuing companies and service providers without changing the makeup of their group. Rental ART program participants are not obligated to capitalize their own reinsurer. They generally enjoy a slightly lower expense structure and their ART program expenses are fixed for the policy year regardless of the amount of expenses actually incurred to operate the reinsurer and facilitate participant meetings.


The premiums generated by each of the ART insurance programs offered by us are developed in a similar manner. The most important component of the premium charged is the development of the participants’ loss fund. The loss fund represents the amount of premium needed to cover the participants’ expected losses in the layer of risk being ceded to the captive reinsurer. Participants may assume 100% of the losses in the first loss layer or participate in a quota share arrangement, where the losses are shared between the participants and us. The loss layers typically range from $50,000 to $700,000 per occurrence and our members’ participation percentages in quota share arrangements generally range from 30% to 50%. Each participant’s loss fund layer is analyzed quarterly on a policy year basis to determine if the loss fund is sufficient to cover all losses within the layer. If the results in the loss fund layer are unfavorable to expectations an assessment of premium is charged and if results are favorable to expectations a return of premium is credited at the participant or group level. Typically, the premium and losses incurred through the funding of our captive participant’s loss layer are comparable period-over-period. However, increased member participation or assessment premium charged on the loss fund layer through HIL has the potential to unfavorably impact our loss and LAE ratio, and conversely, have a favorable impact on our underwriting expense ratio, when comparing results to a prior period.

Once the participants’ loss fund is established, all other expenses related to the coverages and services being provided are derived by a formula which is agreed to in advance by the ART program participants and the service providers. We provide services, including policy issuance, claims adjusting and insurance coverage in excess of the ART program retention, for our participants utilizing either our rental captive or a member owned captive. Additionally, for rental captive participants we provide loss control services and management of their captive program, whereas for member owned captive participants we coordinate these services with the member owned captive manager. These items, which are included in premiums charged to the insured, range from approximately 30% to 70% of a $1 million policy premium depending on the program structure and the loss layer ceded to the ART program.



   


   

Stock Performances by Major Competitors

5 Days Decrease / Increase
     
• View Complete Report
   



Tc Bancshares Inc

Focusing on the financial time-frame closing Dec 31 2022 Tc Bancshares Inc lost money at $-0.04 per share, relative to the earnings of $-0.13 per share a year prior financial reporting period, In the preceding financial reporting period the S&Ls Savings Banks company realized $0.14 per share.

Bioatla Inc

Bioatla Inc , decline in the company conduct throughout the financial fourth quarter of 2022

The investors haven't expected any moderations at the revenue throughout the the earnings season of the October to December 31 2022 time at the BCAB. But, shareholders observe the company's operating loss which came in at $-28.56 millions, during the matching time.

Falconstor Software Inc

The Losses have intensified at the Software & Programming company during the fourth quarter of 2022 earnings season

For the fourth quarter of 2022 earnings season Falconstor Software Inc increased a shortfall per share of $-0.11 per share compare to $-0.08 a year before and grew shortfall from $-0.03 per share from the prior financial reporting period.

Sales faded by -33.079 % to $2.55 millions from $3.81 millions in the comparable financial reporting period a year before and sequentially Sales fell by -16.654 % from $3.06 millions.

Dicks Sporting Goods Inc

An exceptional reporting season for the company all along the most recent fiscal period

company announced net profit per share of $2.91 and Sales of $2.96 billions in the most recent fiscal period, DKSs' profitability decreased $2.91 per share, versus $3.16 eps, earned in the financial interval ending January 28 2023, although DKS saw its Sales rise by 7.295 % in the similar period.

American Realty Investors Inc

Compelling period by the company in the most recent fiscal period

For the October to December 31 2022 period company profits turned positive of $2.20 per share compare to $-0.42 a year before and Income per Share dropped by -88.25 % from $18.72 per share from the preceding reporting period.

Sales inched up strongly by 54.504 % to $13.31 millions from $8.61 millions in the same reporting period a year before and sequentially Sales surged by 59.983 % from $8.32 millions.






 

's Segments
 
 
• View Complete Report
  Company Estimates  
  Revenue Outlook
does not provide revenue guidance.

Earnings Outlook
American Realty Investors Inc does not provide earnings estimates.

 
Geographic Revenue Dispersion


Economy


Advance Monthly Sales

Consumer Price Index CPI

Producer Price Index PPI

Retail Inventories

Personal Income

Gross Domestic Product GDP

Money Supply

Industrial Production

Productivity

Employment Situation

US International Trade

Factory Orders

Durable Goods

Construction Spending

Housing Starts

Vehicle Unit Sales

Stocks


Event Calendar

ANGN's Profile

Stock Price

ANGN's Financials

Business Description

Fundamentals

Charts & Quotes

ANGN's News

Suppliers

ANGN's Competitors

Customers & Markets

Economic Indicators

ANGN's Growth

Company Segments

Screening


Stock Performance

Growth Rates

Profitability

Valuation

Dividend

Financial Strength

Efficiency

Largest Companies

Management Effectivness

Industries


At a Glance

Performance

Growth Rates

Profitability

Valuation

Financial Strength

Markets


At a Glance

Stocks

Cryptocurrencies

Sectors & Industries

Commodities

Currencies

News


At a Glance

Stocks

Economy

Industries

Other

Help


Sitemap

Advertise

About us

Glossary


Financial Terms

Technical Analysis

Fundamental Analysis

Energy Terms

Manufacturing Terms

Transportation Terms

Health Care

Insurance Terms

Economy Terms

Hotel & Leisure Terms

CSIMarket Company, Sector, Industry, Market Analysis, Stock Quotes, Earnings, Economy, News and Research. 
   Copyright © 2023 CSIMarket, Inc. All rights reserved. This site uses cookies to make your browsing experince better. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy - UPDATED (Read about our Privacy Policy)

Intraday data delayed per exchange requirements. All quotes are in local exchange time. Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and other exchanges. Fundamental and financial data for Stocks, Sector, Industry, and Economic Indicators provided by CSIMarket.com
CSIMarket.com 1500 N. University Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33071