One of the country's most respected excess and surplus (E&S) and specialty lines insurers, Scottsdale Insurance Company accepts the commercial and personal property and casualty risks most standard companies reject.
Operating on both an admitted and nonadmitted basis, our fleet of companies include:
• Scottsdale Insurance Company
• Colonial – more... County Mutual,
• National Casualty Company,
• Scottsdale Indemnity Company, and
• Scottsdale Surplus Lines Company.
We sell our insurance through our business partners-the top wholesale general agents and brokers in the nation-and we back it with specialized underwriting expertise and a premier claims organization that meets our insureds' needs swiftly and equitably. A subsidiary of Nationwide®, we hold the A.M. Best Rating of A+XV (superior).
Founded in 1982, Scottsdale Insurance is 1,100 employees strong with annual sales of more than $1.1 billion in premium. We attribute our success to our customers, who trust us to provide the ease, convenience, and performance expected from an E&S industry leader.
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