RLI (RLI)

Troubled Asset Relief Program

In 2008, in response to market and banking turmoil, the federal government implemented the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which is a federal program of the Department of Treasury designed to strengthen U.S. financial institutions through purchasing or insuring troubled assets and equity. The TARP program contains restrictions and controls on participating entities, and may be amended in the future to contain additional restrictions in areas such as executive compensation. To the extent an insurance company participates in TARP, it will be subject to all applicable restrictive and control provision. We do not currently participate in TARP and do not anticipate electing to participate in the future.

Troubled
Asset Relief Program

In 2008, in response to
market and banking turmoil, the federal government implemented the Troubled
Asset Relief Program (TARP), which is a federal program of the Department of
Treasury designed to strengthen U.S. financial institutions through purchasing
or insuring troubled assets and equity. The TARP program contains restrictions
and controls on participating entities, and may be amended in the future to
contain additional restrictions in areas such as executive compensation. To the
extent an insurance company participates in TARP, it will be subject to all
applicable restrictive and control provision. We do not currently participate
in TARP and do not anticipate electing to participate in the future.