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Victor Insurance Exchange
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So, what's a reciprocal insurance exchange?
A reciprocal insurance exchange is a common way to structure an insurance company. Traditional insurance companies are owned by shareholders, but in a reciprocal, the insurer is owned by policyholders — known as subscribers. The subscribers pool their money together to help absorb each other’s losses.
Victor Insurance Exchange is rated A- (Excellent) by AM Best, meaning you can rest assured your coverage will be there now and in the future.
The Exchange’s operations are managed by Victor Attorney-in-Fact (VAIF), which acts on its behalf, including entering into vendor contracts, approving all company action, and overseeing compliance with regulatory requirements.
What is the surplus contribution?
The subscriber pays their premiums annually, plus a little extra—known as the surplus contribution. The Surplus Contribution is not a fee—it goes directly to the Exchange to cover future claims, stabilize premiums, and help ensure the Exchange's long-term financial health. Victor makes no money from this contribution.
What is the subscriber agreement?
When someone becomes a member of the Exchange, they are asked to sign a subscriber agreement. This agreement establishes the policyholder as a subscriber and a member of the exchange. The agreement appoints the attorney-in-fact, who is responsible for managing the Exchange’s operations. The agreement also explains key details, such as the surplus contribution, the Exchange's management structure, how disputes are handled and other legal terms.
Resources
Download our FAQ, Subscriber Agreement, and Attorney-in-fact agreement.
