Long-Term Care Insurer Penn Treaty American Fails

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The cost to keep reinsurance in place became too expensive for Penn Treaty, Placey said.

Penn Treaty Network America was rated D+ and American Network Insurance Company was rated C- by TheStreet.com Ratings for financial strength. Both were downgraded to an F Thursday. A third subsidiary domiciled in New York, American Independent Network Insurance Co., remains solvent and has not been taken over by the New York state regulators. It has been downgraded to a D.

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