A commercial property developer based in Illinois purchases a builder's risk policy from Thames & Global Indemnity. Thames & Global's corporate headquarters and legal domicile are located in London, England. The insurer does not issue public shares; instead, it is entirely owned by the policyholders who purchase its coverage. Additionally, the Illinois Department of Insurance has officially granted Thames & Global a Certificate of Authority to conduct insurance transactions within the state.
Based on these characteristics, how is Thames & Global Indemnity legally classified from the perspective of the Illinois Department of Insurance?
- An alien mutual admitted insurerCevap
- BA foreign mutual admitted insurer
- CAn alien stock admitted insurer
- DAn alien mutual non-admitted insurer
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An alien mutual admitted insurer
Thames & Global is classified as 'alien' because its legal domicile is outside the United States (London, England). It is a 'mutual' insurer because it is explicitly owned by its policyholders rather than public shareholders. Finally, it is 'admitted' (or authorized) because it has been granted a official Certificate of Authority by the state's Department of Insurance.
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