This is the license class that enables an insurance agent and/or agency to place large and/or hard-to-place insurance risks with non-admitted insurance carriers, also known as surplus lines or excess lines carriers. This class of insurance has very stringent filing and reporting requirements in many states including requiring zero reporting by the surplus lines broker.
Surplus means there will be excess supply, meaning demand will fall, and so will prices
Being more than or in excess of what is needed or required. In accounting a non-profit organisation does not make a profit; any excess income over expenditure is called a Surplus instead.
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Surplus amount refers to the excess of resources, income, or goods beyond what is necessary or required. In finance, it often denotes the difference between revenues and expenses when revenues exceed expenses, indicating a positive financial position. In economic terms, it can also refer to the additional quantity of a product that exceeds the demand at a given price. Essentially, a surplus signifies abundance in a particular context.
An antonym for "shortage" is "surplus." While a shortage refers to a lack or insufficiency of something, a surplus indicates an excess or abundance. In economic terms, a surplus occurs when the supply of a good or resource exceeds the demand for it.
Descriptions of opulence, extravagance, luxury, and surplus can evoke the feeling of excess and abundance in lines. Words like lavish, overflowing, bountiful, and extravagant also help convey a sense of surplus.
Cozen O'Connor has written: 'Annotations to surplus lines statutes' -- subject(s): States, Law and legislation, Annotations and citations (Law), Excess and surplus lines insurance
The opposite of surplus (excess) is Deficit or Shortage.
Surplus are basically excess products which may of course lead to trade. After all, these excess products may lead to excess profit as well
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Surplus mean excess in business. A business can have a surplus of product in its inventory, which isn't good for revenues.
Superabundant, overstock, plethora, oversupply (when surplus is a noun) Excess, superfluent, leftover (when surplus is an adjective)
Burns & Wilcox is an independent insurance broker. They specialize in excess and surplus lines of insurance. They also offer car and homeowners insurance.
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Surplus Lines Insurance is insurance that is not written through the admitted market. The insurance companies that are approved to write Surplus Lines business are not considered "admitted" or "licensed" by the states. The insured is not covered by the state Guarantee fund which means that if a surplus lines insurer becomes insolvent; the insured has no recourse in the event of a claim.