Synonyms for insurer
ɪnˈʃʊər ər, -ˈʃɜr-in·sur·er

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1. insurance company, insurance firm, insurer, insurance underwriter, underwriternoun

   a financial institution that sells insurance

   Synonyms:
   underwriter, investment banker, insurance firm, insurance company, insurance underwriter, insurance broker, insurance agent, general agent

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1. insurernoun

   Synonyms:
   underwriter

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1. List of paraphrases for "insurer":

   insurers, underwriter, insurance

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1. Neil Roberts:

   The Arctic is at the frontier of risk, an insurer’s role is to support commerce.

2. Neil Alldredge:

   State Farm is just not in the economic interest of the insurer to have a car go in and out of an auto body shop three or four times to get State Farm right, and so the notion that somehow this is meant to... do shoddy work or to encourage the idea that we have to get it done quickly and move on to the next one really isn't in the insurance company's economic interest.

3. Jerry Bump:

   It's not something that would be offered by many insurers, people who live in designated USGS lava zoned areas, trying to get coverage would be difficult. For insurer's perspective, it's what we call anti-selection -- the risk is just too high. The people who are buying [ houses there ] realize they live in a risk area.

4. Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic:

   Among those we are planning to offer now are electrical concern Koncar, hotelier Suncani Hvar and insurer Croatia Osiguranje.

5. State Farm:

   Our customers choose where their vehicles are going to be repaired. We provide information about our Select Service program while at the same time making it clear they can select which shop will do the work. state Farm is just not in the economic interest of the insurer to have a car go in and out of an auto body shop three or four times to get State Farm right.