Old Republic Insured Automotive Services, Inc. Announces the Launch of the Hybrid Model Program
ORIAS has added private label versions of the Re Imagined Core and Hybrid Model Program to its product line which are available now to agents and dealers nationwide.
ORIAS has added private label versions of the Re Imagined Core and Hybrid Model Program to its product line which are available now to agents and dealers nationwide.
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TULSA, Okla. — Old Republic Insured Automotive Services, Inc. (ORIAS) announces the successful launch of the Hybrid Model Program, created by Re Imagined, Inc., a Nevada based corporation that creates fully domestic alternatives to offshore reinsurance for auto, RV and powersports dealers, and enables dealers to enjoy the benefits of traditional reinsurance while eliminating traditional fees and taxes associated with offshore structures. ORIAS has added private label versions of the Re Imagined Core and Hybrid Model Program to its product line which are available now to agents and dealers nationwide.
The Core and Hybrid models are an attractive solution to the market.
“We are excited about our relationship with Re Imagined, Inc. in bringing this new structure to our distribution system. The Core and Hybrid models are an attractive solution to the market,” said Mike Cescon, president at ORIAS.
Product Availability
In coordination with Re Imagined, Inc; the private label program of the Core and the Hybrid Model Program offered are a part of ORIAS’ strong commitment to offering the finest products and services in the market today. These programs are available nationwide to agents and dealers for convenient installation effective immediately.
Founded in 1974, Old Republic Insured Automotive Services, Inc. is a full service marketing and administrative company and a leading provider of services and products in the F&I industry. All of ORIAS’ products are insured by Old Republic Insurance Company, an A.M. Best A+ (Superior) rated insurance company.
For More Information contact Pat McKenna; 918-392-8747; pmckenna@orias.com
For More Information on Products visit www.orias.com; Reimagined-usa.com
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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