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It is difficult to answer this without seeing the context, but I will take a stab at it.
On the auto theft claims end abbreviations are used, like NI, is named insured and IV represents the vehicle.
With this as a guide to your question, NP would be named policy holder and as I said, without seeing the context, I can only guess as NB being named beneficiary.
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