ACCC Insurance Company
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Carrier appetite summary
ACCC Insurance Company is no longer an active underwriting carrier. According to the company’s official site, ACCC ceased issuing new policies in 2020 and all policies were cancelled or assumed on or before January 29, 2021, following a liquidation order entered December 30, 2020 by a Travis County (TX) court. The company is in receivership with Prime Tempus, Inc. as Special Deputy Receiver. Effective June 30, 2022, all ACCC offices closed as contact points; remaining inquiries must go through the Special Deputy Receiver contact information shown on the site. Texas and Alabama personal auto policies that were still in force as of December 1, 2020 were assumed by Redpoint County Mutual Insurance Company and Incline Casualty Company respectively, with Embark General as the contact for related policies and claims. Because ACCC is in liquidation and not writing new or renewal business, there is no current underwriting appetite, preferred classes, restricted/declined risk guidance, or producer submission guidance to rely on for new placements. Agents and brokers should not submit new business to ACCC and should instead place risks with successor or alternative markets; for Texas and Alabama legacy accounts tied to the assumption, follow Redpoint/Incline/Embark rules rather than any historic ACCC manuals. Any remaining issues are handled as part of the receivership and proof-of-claim process, not standard underwriting workflow.