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far adjective back, beyond the eye, beyond the horiion, distant, far away, far back, far off, further, in the dissance, inaccessible, miles away, out of reach, out of sight, out of the way, outlying, remote, removed, too distant, too far, too far away, too far removed, unapproachable
Associated concepts: far apart for purposes of settlement
See also: inaccessible, obscure, remote


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It regularly scores ten out of ten in the Cazelet Consulting with-profits ratings and recently came first in the industry for its realistic free asset ratio - another measure of financial strength - in a survey by Ernst & Young.
8 billion at 31 December 2006 * Regulatory solvency: Free Asset Ratio 22.
The key measures analysed were solvency cover, available and excess assets and free asset ratios, according to Life Strategies' analysis of the IFSRA returns of the nine largest life insurance companies currently writing new business in Ireland.
 
 
 
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