Cameron National Insurance Company
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Cameron National Insurance Company is a Missouri‑domiciled, wholly owned subsidiary of Cameron Mutual Insurance Company. Regulatory filings and the carrier’s own FAQ indicate that Cameron National has held licenses in AR, IL, IA, KS, MO, and NE but has had no active policies for several years. Its entire prior book was transferred to Cameron Mutual effective December 1, 2017, and Cameron National was retained only as a corporate shell thereafter. In 2023, both Cameron Mutual and Cameron National were placed into court‑supervised rehabilitation due to financial impairment. Cameron Mutual was subsequently ordered into liquidation effective December 1, 2023, with all Cameron Mutual policies canceled by no later than December 31, 2023. Cameron National remained in rehabilitation through 2024 with no active policies in force. In January 2025, the court approved and closed a sale of Cameron National, simultaneously terminating its rehabilitation. Operationally, there is no current, active homeowners (or other P&C) underwriting program available to agents or brokers under the Cameron National Insurance Company name: - No producer, agent, appetite, or underwriting‑guidelines pages are published on the official site for Cameron Mutual/Cameron National. - Filings and FAQs explicitly state Cameron National has no active policies and was being managed through rehabilitation and then sale; new or renewal business is not being written. - Cameron Mutual itself is in liquidation and instructs producers and insureds to secure coverage with other carriers; it provides only liquidation, claim, and proof‑of‑claim information, not underwriting direction. Because Cameron National is not actively writing business and has no public underwriting or appetite guide, there is effectively no preferred, acceptable, restricted, or declined class guidance to operationalize for new submissions. Practical implication for brokers and agents: treat Cameron National as closed to new and renewal homeowners business in all jurisdictions; redirect all homeowners risks to alternative carriers and follow state guaranty association instructions or court‑ordered processes only for legacy claim or liquidation matters. No submission procedures, appetite notes, or special producer instructions remain applicable beyond complying with liquidation/rehabilitation notices and proof‑of‑claim processes where relevant.