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American Reliable Insurance Company

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Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Last Changed Oct 1, 2026
Country United States

This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.

Product Lines
Commercial Farm Auto Equine Insurance Farm Administration Certificate Farm and Ranch Insurance Home
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Carrier appetite summary

Verified public-facing carrier site has moved from americanreliable.com to ECM Insurance Group. No public underwriting manual or formal appetite guide was found for American Reliable; the closest verified producer-facing page is the Agent Resources page plus the American Reliable company/product pages. Current published positioning indicates American Reliable writes through independent agency partners and focuses on farm, ranch, and agricultural risks, including equine mortality, with service in 48 states plus the District of Columbia. Public product descriptions emphasize farm/ranch property, livestock, liability, equipment, equine mortality/major medical/liability/loss of use, commercial farm auto, and farm administration certificate programs. For a Home designation, there is no stand-alone personal homeowners appetite page publicly posted; home exposure appears to fit within broader farm/ranch or agricultural property offerings rather than a broad personal lines home program. Preferred business: agricultural community, farm/ranch operations, equine-related accounts, and agencies with agribusiness and/or equine mortality knowledge. Geographic note: carrier states it serves 48 states and DC; no state-by-state restrictions were publicly posted on the verified pages reviewed. Restricted/declined classes: no explicit public decline list, occupancy restrictions, protection class limits, construction/age limits, catastrophe restrictions, or loss-history thresholds were found on official public pages, so class restrictions likely sit behind the agent portal or are handled by production underwriting. Submission/producer requirements: to become appointed, ECM states it requires a historically profitable book of business, minimum $1 million agency E&O coverage, and knowledge of agribusiness and/or equine mortality products. Producer instructions: agents should use the American Reliable Agent Portal; for underwriting, policy, or technical assistance, public instructions direct agents to contact agent support/underwriting services, and another official contact page specifically tells agents to contact their Production Underwriter. Operationally, treat this as a niche agribusiness/equine market with public marketing guidance but no fully published public appetite bulletin; confirm risk acceptability, state availability, and documentation requirements through the portal or Production Underwriter before quoting.