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Is GAINSCO and MGA the same?

Is GAINSCO and MGA the same?

GAINSCO’s insurance company subsidiary is MGA Insurance Company, Inc., which sells auto insurance policies under its brand name, GAINSCO Auto Insurance®.

Is GAINSCO a real insurance company?

Headquartered in Dallas, Gainsco specializes in nonstandard auto insurance for high-risk drivers. It sells policies through comparison websites and a network of independent agents in the states it services. Gainsco was acquired by State Farm, the largest auto insurer in the country, in late 2020.

How big is GAINSCO?

(MGA), reported Net Premiums Written for 2020 of $320 million and had Policyholders’ Surplus of $139.4 million on December 31, 2020….GAINSCO.

Traded as OTC Pink No Information: GANS
Key people Glenn W Anderson (President and Chief Executive Officer)
Products Auto Insurance
Number of employees 600 (2021)
Website www.gainsco.com

Did State Farm buy Haggerty?

State Farm’s ownership total ownership stake in Hagerty (HGTY) amount to 17.2%. In today’s filing, State Farm acquired the shares and warrants in the company for investment purposes and “furtherance of a strategic relationship” between the two companies.

How do I cancel my GAINSCO policy?

If you have any questions or need help, text HELP to (52928), or call 1-866-GAINSCO. To stop receiving text messages, text STOP, STOP ALL, END, QUIT, CANCEL, UNSUBSCRIBE, or ARRET to (52928).

Does GAINSCO have roadside assistance?

GAINSCO also has the following features and services: Roadside Assistance. EFT Payments. Online ID Cards.

Do MGAs handle claims?

Accordingly, MGAs perform certain functions ordinarily handled only by insurers, such as binding coverage, underwriting and pricing, appointing retail agents within a particular area, and settling claims.

What states does gainsco insurance cover?

GAINSCO sells our insurance policies through a network of independent agent partners and web marketplaces in the states of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Ohio, Indiana, Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin.