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AM Best确认Tower评级为“A-优秀”,展望稳定。

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-- Tower(澳交所代码:TWR,新西兰证券交易所代码:TWR)周二向新西兰证券交易所提交的文件显示,AM Best重申了其财务实力评级为“A-优秀”,长期发行人信用评级为“a-优秀”,展望均为稳定。 该文件补充道,AM Best认为,此次评级主要基于该公司强劲的资产负债表、良好的运营业绩、中性的业务状况以及稳健的风险管理。

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