Thank you very much to all who responded. Some suggested "a subsidiary of."
However, I'm going to go with the response from Steve Whiteside and Neela R.
Taub.
"It's always with insurance companies which are subrogated to the rights of
their insureds. I assume it means 'as subrogee of.'"
Carla Simmons
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