"underwriting operations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of activities or services related to underwriting insurance policies or other financial products. For example: "Our company specializes in underwriting operations, providing comprehensive coverage for our customers."
During his several years with Mutual of America, Bob made a major contribution to making Mutual's administrative and underwriting operations the success they have become.
Steven A. Markel, vice chairman of Markel, in a statement called Alterra "an impressive company with proven worldwide underwriting operations in product lines that we believe are highly complementary to Markel's existing lines".
Others, pointing to a history of insurance companies' tending to be less profitable than banks, say they may be better off with marketing agreements, earning fees from selling insurance but avoiding the heavy lifting of underwriting operations.
The Overseas Insurance segment consists of reinsurance business and international insurance underwriting operations.
It delivers stock picks and offbeat investment theme pieces in colorfully packaged reports that clients tend to see as being free of conflict of interest from its relatively small underwriting operations.
In a broad sense, the over-the-counter (OTC) market includes distribution of new securities to investors through underwriting operations as well as through other means: (1) the making of a direct, off exchange market for securities that are already outstanding, and (2) trading in derivative financial instruments, many of which are designed to fit counterparty's trading or investment requirements.
Since insurers usually refuse to underwrite operations in areas where bullets are whizzing, this keeps big firms out.
But in the current economic downturn, with falling interest rates whittling away at the endowment incomes that some orchestras use to underwrite operations, musicians and managements are nervous.
For a primary residence, a borrower can have a ratio as high as 95 percent, but on a second home or an investment property, the maximum ratios are 90 percent or 85 percent, according to Matt Hackett, an underwriting and operations manager with Equity Now, a direct mortgage lender based in New York City.
Unlike the volatile businesses of mergers, trading and underwriting, fund operations can be models of stability, drawing in percentage fees from a stable base of assets.
Unlike the volatile businesses of mergers, trading and underwriting, fund operations can be models of stability, drawing in percentage fees from a stable (if not growing) base of assets.
