Definitions for "Direct Writer"
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An insurer whose products are sold directly to the public by a sales force consisting of employees or exclusive agents of the insurer; it also refers to a reinsurer that provides reinsurance directly to primary companies without using a reinsurance broker.
An insurance company that sells its policies through salaried employees or agents who represent it exclusively, rather than through independent agents or insurance brokers. Also, the insurer that contracts with the insured, as distinguished from the reinsurer.
( assureur direct) Insurance company selling direct to the public and not through independent agents or brokers.
a company that markets and sells its products through in-house agents
an insurance company which sells its policies through their own employees or agents who only represent that company
An insurance company that sells insurance directly to consumers through the mail or the Internet, without the use of insurance agents.
Insurance marketing system where the company’s agents are also employees of the company.
An insurance company, which sells its policies through salaried employees (licensed agents) who represent it exclusively, rather than through independent local agents, who represent several insurance companies.
Insurance companies who deal directly with the public through producers they employ to sell their products.
The industry term for a company, which uses its own sales employees to write its policies. Sometimes refers to companies, which contract with exclusive agents.
A company which sells insurance to the public either through employees licensed as agents or through licensed agents, compensated on a commission basis, who represent only one company; but not through independent agents representing more than one company.
See direct writing company.
An insurer whose distribution mechanism is either the direct selling system or the exclusive agency system.
Method of selling insurance directly to insureds through a company's own employees, through the mail, the Internet, or at airport booths.
When an insurance company offers its policies directly to consumers through its own employees, it's called a "direct writer." Electric Insurance Company is a direct writer.
An insurance company that does not work through independent insurance agents. The largest direct writer of workers' compensation insurance is Liberty Mutual. Agents for direct writers are employees of the insurance company.
An insurer that sells coverage directly via its own employees. Contrast with independent agent
An insurance industry term for which an insurance company uses their own sales employees to write insurance policies.
an insurance company which sells its policies through salaried employees or agents who represent it exclusively, rather than through independent local agents or insurance brokers. (See CAPTIVE AGENT)
An insurance agent who writes insurance policies in-house for their employer.
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