healt insurance avto insurance
healt insurance insurance
 
  car insurance
 
insurance
insurance
Life Insurance
insurance
insurance
insurance
Health Insurance
insurance
insurance
insurance
Auto Insurance
insurance
 
insurance
insurance
Car Insurance
insurance
insurance
insurance
Medical Insurance
insurance
insurance
insurance
Site Map
insurance
Main
life insurance
life insurance quotes auto insurance quotes travel incurance pet incurance
  mutual insurance
insurance patents   insurance cargo
education insurance
vehicle insuranceINSURANCE COMPANIES
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance

Insurance companies may be classified into two groups:

  • Life insurance companies, which sell life insurance, annuities and pensions products.
  • Non-life, General, or Property/Casualty insurance companies, which sell other types of insurance.

General insurance companies can be further divided into these sub categories:

  • Standard Lines
  • Excess Lines

In most countries, life and non-life insurers are subject to different regulatory regimes and different tax and accounting rules. The main reason for the distinction between the two types of company is that life, annuity, and pension business is very long-term in nature coverage for life insurance or a pension can cover risks over many decades. By contrast, non-life insurance cover usually covers a shorter period, such as one year.

In the United States, Standard Line insurance companies are "main stream" insurers. These are the companies that typically insure autos, homes or businesses. They use pattern or "cookie-cutter" policies without variation from one person to the next. They usually have lower premiums than excess lines and can sell directly to individuals. They are regulated by state laws that can restrict the amount they can charge for insurance policies.

Excess Line insurance companies (aka Excess and Surplus) typically insure risks not covered by the standard lines market. They are broadly referred as being all insurance placed with non-admitted insurers. Non-admitted insurers are not licensed in the states where the risks are located. These companies have more flexibility and can react faster than standard insurance companies because they are not required to file rates and forms as the "admitted" carriers do. However, they still have substantial regulatory requirements placed upon them. State laws generally require insurance placed with surplus line agents and brokers not to be available through standard licensed insurers.

Insurance companies are generally classified as either mutual or stock companies. This is more of a traditional distinction as true mutual companies are becoming rare. Mutual companies are owned by the policyholders, while stockholders (who may or may not own policies) own stock insurance companies. Other possible forms for an insurance company include reciprocals, in which policyholders 'reciprocate' in sharing risks, and Lloyds organizations.

Insurance companies are rated by various agencies such as A. M. Best. The ratings include the company's financial strength, which measures its ability to pay claims. It also rates financial instruments issued by the insurance company, such as bonds, notes, and securitization products.

Reinsurance companies are insurance companies that sell policies to other insurance companies, allowing them to reduce their risks and protect themselves from very large losses. The reinsurance market is dominated by a few very large companies, with huge reserves. A reinsurer may also be a direct writer of insurance risks as well.

Captive insurance companies may be defined as limited-purpose insurance companies established with the specific objective of financing risks emanating from their parent group or groups. This definition can sometimes be extended to include some of the risks of the parent company's customers. In short, it is an in-house self-insurance vehicle. Captives may take the form of a "pure" entity (which is a 100% subsidiary of the self-insured parent company); of a "mutual" captive (which insures the collective risks of members of an industry); and of an "association" captive (which self-insures individual risks of the members of a professional, commercial or industrial association). Captives represent commercial, economic and tax advantages to their sponsors because of the reductions in costs they help create and for the ease of insurance risk management and the flexibility for cash flows they generate. Additionally, they may provide coverage of risks which is neither available nor offered in the traditional insurance market at reasonable prices.

The types of risk that a captive can underwrite for their parents include property damage, public and product liability, professional indemnity, employee benefits, employers' liability, motor and medical aid expenses. The captive's exposure to such risks may be limited by the use of reinsurance.

Captives are becoming an increasingly important component of the risk management and risk financing strategy of their parent. This can be understood against the following background:

  • heavy and increasing premium costs in almost every line of coverage;
  • difficulties in insuring certain types of fortuitous risk;
  • differential coverage standards in various parts of the world;
  • rating structures which reflect market trends rather than individual loss experience;
  • insufficient credit for deductibles and/or loss control efforts.

There are also companies known as 'insurance consultants'. Like a mortgage broker, these companies are paid a fee by the customer to shop around for the best insurance policy amongst many companies. Similar to an insurance consultant, an 'insurance broker' also shops around for the best insurance policy amongst many companies. However, with insurance brokers, the fee is usually paid in the form of commission from the insurer that is selected rather than directly from the client.

Neither insurance consultants nor insurance brokers are insurance companies and no risks are transferred to them in insurance transactions. Third party administrators are companies that perform underwriting and sometimes claims handling services for insurance companies. These companies often have special expertise that the insurance companies do not have.

The financial stability and strength of an insurance company should be a major consideration when buying an insurance contract. An insurance premium paid currently provides coverage for losses that might arise many years in the future. For that reason, the viability of the insurance carrier is very important. In recent years, a number of insurance companies have become insolvent, leaving their policyholders with no coverage (or coverage only from a government-backed insurance pool or other arrangement with less attractive payouts for losses). A number of independent rating agencies, such as Best's, Fitch, Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service, provide information and rate the financial viability of insurance companies.


BUSINESS FINANCING FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES

There are many ways in which insurance companies and insurance professionals – both new and existing – can acquire business financing without using personal credit.

One method is called commission-based lending. Commission-based lending provides business loans to insurance professionals based on the value of their renewal commissions. Business loans of this nature can be used for a variety of things like office expansion, acquisitions, debt consolidation, and succession planning.

Another method is to leverage the value of future commissions as collateral for a loan. This way, there is no need to sell your book of business, or put up personal items as collateral against the loan. Some lenders will also allow you to consolidate personal debt previously acquired for the business.

An agency acquisition allows an agent to acquire a seller’s block of business as collateral for a loan. By going this route, the new buyer/owner can minimize the use of personal funds and maximize any working capital.

Regardless of which method of funding, agency owners need to put together a strong perpetuation plan. This plan should allow a seller to achieve goals of reaping a solid return on the years they invested in the business. The plan should also demonstrate how the new agent plans to achieve his or her business goals, and enable an already profitable agency to grow under new ownership. The startup price of the agency should be inline with the industry and should be reasonable for the buyer and seller if it is an acquisition. The plan should outline a few very important details: demonstrate how the agency will be financed; demonstrate how taxes will be minimized for the seller; details of funding of the buy-sell agreement; and, how control will be passed on to the successors.

For an insurance agency or agent to guarantee that their personal assets will not be considered when seeking business financing in the form of a commercial loan, they must be incorporated with the state and registered with Dun & Bradstreet for a DUNS number.

insurance
insurance
auto insurance This article takes a look at some of the key areas of change and considers the future direction of financial services regulation.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceLIST OF UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANIES
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance

Below is a list of insurance companies in the United States. These are companies with strong national or regional presence.

insurance
insurance
auto insurance People also don't know that the law has 9 different categories of companies. These categories are not derived from the product(s) the company sells.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceUS INSURANCE COMPANIES
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance 'To insure is to assure', says the catch line of a prominent ad of an insurance company.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceMUTUAL INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance In some lines of insurance, one additional type of service is important: engineering and loss prevention. The quality of engineering service varies from company to company.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceLIFE INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance Insurance is a contract in which an insurance company guarantees a specific amount of money to assign beneficiary upon the death of the policy holder.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceHEALTH INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance Health Insurance Companies are commercial organizations that secure the health of many hard working people around the world.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insurancePROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance Property insurance provides protection against most risks to property, such as fire, theft and some weather damage.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceAVTO INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance People often ask how car insurance companies determine what rates to charge. Many factors determine what premium rate.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insurancePET INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance In a time when there seems to be almost constant talk about the issues surrounding health care coverage for families in the United States, there is an insurance product that is often overlooked.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceTRAVEL INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
insurance
insurance
auto insurance Travel insurance is necessary for your vacation packages and without it all your travel dreams cannot come true.   Read more
auto insurance
auto insurance quote

education insurance
vehicle insuranceDISABILITY INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
education insurance
vehicle insuranceWORKERS' COMPENSATION
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
education insurance
vehicle insuranceRENTER INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
education insurance
vehicle insuranceGENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
education insurance
vehicle insuranceEXPATRIATE INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
education insurance
vehicle insuranceDEMUTUALIZED INSURANCE
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance
education insurance
vehicle insuranceTOP FASTEST GROWTH 49 U.S. INSURANCE COMPANIES
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance

These insurance companies had the fastest growth for 2008.

Rank Company City, State Revenue
($million)
Growth (%)
1 Senior Whole Health Cambridge, MA 147.4 31525.40
2 Integrity Capital Partners Bethesda, MD 11.4 1454.60
3 Ovation Health & Life Services Dallas, TX 3.3 1147.00
4 Affordable Health Insurance Arlington Heights, IL 6.0 1100.00
5 ACI Estate Doylestown, PA 11.6 851.90
6 Brightway Insurance Jacksonville, FL 3.6 553.10
7 Prime Insurance Agency Lakewood, NJ 4.5 542.90
8 Gateway Management Services Winston Salem, NC 13.0 526.10
9 AdminServer Chester, PA 40.9 431.60
10 OCG & Associates Coral Gables, FL 4.2 423.00
11 FirstComp Omaha, NE 270.9 321.80
12 LTC Financial Partners Kirkland, WA 16.4 280.90
13 JW Surety Bonds Pipersville, PA 2.3 263.30
14 Digital Insurance Atlanta, GA 13.6 247.40
15 Lyons Companies Wilmington, DE 14.2 203.50
16 EFinancial Bellevue, WA 10.7 188.40
17 PuroSystems Tamarac, FL 6.8 185.30
18 Monument Malvern, PA 4.3 159.40
19 The Barbour Group Westminster, MD 2.5 157.60
20 Techbarn.com Stillwater, MN 2.8 157.40
21 Community Financial Insurance Center Monroe, LA 6.7 155.60
22 Lockton Kansas City, MO 727.7 140.00
23 Home Warranty of America Lincolnshire, IL 20.6 124.00
24 Senior Market Sales Omaha, NE 9.1 109.80
25 North American Professional Liability Insurance Agency Framingham, MA 2.3 103.90
26 Gramercy Insurance Company Atlanta, GA 18.0 103.10
27 Sircon Corporation Okemos, MI 21.7 100.30
28 Barhorst Insurance Group Houston, TX 38.8 99.50
29 Unity Financial Life Insurance Cincinnati, OH 36.3 92.30
30 Sinclair Insurance Group Wallingford, CT 13.8 88.30
31 Duncan, Fraser & Bridges Insurance Agency Pampa, TX 4.2 85.00
32 Insurance Office of America Longwood, FL 77.1 79.10
33 Neace Lukens Louisville, KY 74.0 75.40
34 Beacon Hill Associates Charlottesville, VA 2.1 64.80
35 Maloy Risk Services Princeton, NJ 2.9 64.30
36 Independent Care Health Plan Milwaukee, WI 91.7 63.20
37 Bankers Insurance Glen Allen, VA 20.8 62.40
38 Dean & Draper Insurance Agency Houston, TX 11.8 62.60
39 FinCor Holdings Lansing, MI 97.2 62.30
40 Ace Underwriting Group Plantation, FL 8.5 59.90
41 The Benecon Group Leola, PA 15.2 58.20
42 Senn Dunn Insurance Greensboro, NC 19.8 53.00
43 Omega Administrators Sherwood, AR 273.9 49.70
44 International Fidelity Insurance Newark, NJ 114.0 47.60
45 McGraw Wentworth Troy, MI 10.9 45.90
46 Assurance Agency Schaumburg, IL 35.6 44.30
47 SIA Group Jacksonville, NC 13.6 44.30
48 Thomas Rutherfoord Roanoke, VA 65.6 41.40
49 ScripNet Las Vegas, NV 30.0 41.30
education insurance
vehicle insuranceTOP 225 U.S. INSURANCE COMPANIES
home insurance
credit insurance
liability insurance property insurance

The list for 2006.

Rank Company Sales
1 Berkshire Hathaway Inc. $85,900,000,000
2 General Electric Capital Corp $59,347,000,000
3 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co $39,014,000,000
4 Unitedhealth Group $37,218,000,000
5 Medco Health Solutions Inc. $35,351,900,000
6 State Farm Mutl Auto Insur Co $32,409,478,000
7 American Express Company $29,115,000,000
8 Prudential Financial Inc. $28,348,000,000
9 Caremark Inc $25,801,121,000
10 Caremark International Inc $25,800,000,000
11 American International Group $22,093,100,000
12 Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. $22,023,000,000
13 Allstate Insurance Company $21,906,569,000
14 Wellpoint Inc $20,460,900,000
15 Deere & Company $19,986,100,000
16 Liberty Mutual Holding Company $19,641,000,000
17 Cigna Corporation $18,176,000,000
18 New York Life Insurance Co $17,846,756,000
19 Northwestern Mutl Lf Insur Co $17,310,000,000
20 Massachusetts Mutl Lf Insur Co $16,648,611,000
21 Hsbc Finance Corporation $16,018,000,000
22 Hartford Casualty Insurance Co $15,907,000,000
23 Loews Corporation $15,242,300,000
24 Progressive Corporation $13,782,100,000
25 AFLAC Incorporated $13,281,000,000
26 Chubb Corporation $13,177,200,000
27 Humana Inc. $13,104,325,000
28 John Hancock Life Insur Co USA $12,708,720,000
29 Pacificare Health Systems Inc $12,276,804,000
30 Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc $12,159,000,000
31 Hartford Lf & Annuity Insur Co $12,149,192,000
32 American Fmly Lf Asrn Columbus $11,828,150,000
33 Blue Cross of California $11,808,600,000
34 U.S. Bancorp Insurance Svcs $11,768,200,000
35 Lincoln National Life Insur Co $11,701,102,000
36 GE Global Insurance Holdg Corp $11,621,000,000
37 Pacific Life Insurance Company $11,529,625,000
38 Hartford Life, Inc $11,360,000,000
39 Genworth Financial Inc $11,057,000,000
40 UnumProvident Corp $10,464,900,000
41 State Farm Fire & Casualty Co $10,363,906,000
42 AON Corporation $10,172,000,000
43 C N A Insurance Companies $9,930,000,000
44 CNA Financial Corporation $9,930,000,000
45 J.C. Penney Corporation, Inc. $9,866,700,000
46 Health Care Service Corp $9,809,200,000
47 Principal Life Insurance Co $9,778,962,000
48 Navistar International Corp $9,724,000,000
49 New York Life Insur & Annuity $9,656,627,000
50 Axa Financial Inc. $9,644,500,000
51 Highmark Inc. $9,118,355,000
52 United Healthcare Insurance Co $8,653,376,000
53 Lmhc Massachusetts Holdings $8,646,400,000
54 Compensation Insurance $8,489,479,000
55 Independence Blue Cross $8,451,801,000
56 Principal Financial Group Inc $8,303,700,000
57 Fidelity National Fincl Inc $8,296,002,000
58 Cigna Holdings Inc $8,047,300,000
59 Blue Cross and Blue Shield MI $8,044,200,000
60 Guardian Life Insur Co of Amer $7,690,000,000
61 Assurant Inc. $7,403,464,000
62 Axa Equitable Life Insur Co $7,402,500,000
63 John Hancock Life Insurance Co $7,306,100,000
64 Travelers Property Cslty Corp $7,253,600,000
65 Blue Shield of California $6,956,035,000
66 California Physicians Service $6,956,035,000
67 National Union Fire Insurance $6,909,652,000
68 American Home Assurance Co $6,823,051,000
69 First American Corporation $6,722,326,000
70 BB&T Corporation $6,665,966,000
71 Continental Casualty Company $6,644,716,000
72 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Fla $6,617,000,000
73 Travelers Insur Group Holdings $6,531,100,000
74 Liberty Mutual Insurance Co $6,449,237,000
75 Hsbc North America Holdings $6,438,100,000
76 Safeco Corporation $6,195,400,000
77 Transamerica Life Insurance Co $5,903,298,000
78 Wellchoice Inc $5,826,983,000
79 American Family Mutl Insur Co $5,786,962,000
80 State Farm Life Insurance Co $5,685,907,000
81 Hartford Life Insurance Co $5,675,000,000
82 Allianz Life Insur Co N Amer $5,610,759,000
83 Horizon Healthcare Services $5,504,176,000
84 United Services Auto Assn $5,467,600,000
85 Lincoln National Corporation $5,371,274,000
86 Pruco Inc $5,189,300,000
87 Aegon US Holding Corporation $5,061,200,000
88 Government Employees Insur Co $5,035,045,000
89 St Paul Fire & Marine Insur Co $4,985,253,000
90 Transmrica Occidental Lf Insur $4,969,650,000
91 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mass $4,927,604,000
92 Federal Insurance Company $4,847,933,000
93 Allstate Life Insurance Co $4,847,000,000
94 Farmers Insurance Exchange $4,817,436,000
95 W. R. Berkley Corporation $4,512,235,000
96 Reliastar Life Insurance Co $4,492,548,000
97 Thrivent Fincl For Lutherans $4,469,000,000
98 Conseco Inc $4,418,300,000
99 Progressive Casualty Insur Co $4,374,680,000
100 Geico Corporation $4,324,200,000
101 Monumental Life Insurance Co $4,221,098,000
102 Nationwide Financial Services $4,180,200,000
103 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co $4,180,000,000
104 American General Life Insur Co $4,156,168,000
105 Jefferson-Pilot Corporation $4,102,000,000
106 Allstate Indemnity Co $4,094,161,000
107 Reinsurance Group America Inc $4,038,919,000
108 AON Group, Inc $4,036,200,000
109 Transamerica Lf Insur Annuity $4,013,098,000
110 Transatlantic Holdings, Inc $3,990,057,000
111 American Financial Group Inc. $3,906,265,000
112 Cincinnati Financial Corp $3,614,000,000
113 Workers Compensation Ohio Bur $3,584,192,000
114 Royal Group Inc $3,580,798,000
115 Illinois Mncpl Retirement Fund $3,572,620,000
116 Allianz of America, Inc $3,554,200,000
117 Landamerica Financial Group $3,522,100,000
118 UNUM Life Insurance Co Amer $3,497,050,000
119 Empire Healthchoice Assurance, $3,452,171,000
120 Kiewit Construction Group Inc $3,375,000,000
121 First Amercn Title Insur Texas $3,355,339,000
122 Old Republic Intl Corp $3,285,800,000
123 Nationwide Life Insurance Co $3,269,500,000
124 Ameriprise Financial Inc $3,212,000,000
125 Hartford Fire Insurance Co $3,186,529,000
126 Everest Rnsurance Holdings Inc $3,141,642,000
127 IDS Life Insurance Company $3,141,345,000
128 Allmerica Fncl Lf Insur Annity $3,112,211,000
129 Hanover Insurance Group Inc $3,111,000,000
130 Aegon USA Inc $3,083,500,000
131 Torchmark Corp $3,071,500,000
132 Unitrin, Inc. $3,040,800,000
133 Jefferson-Pilot Life Insur Co $3,019,027,000
134 Hartford Lf Accident Insur Co $2,992,192,000
135 Premera Blue Cross $2,990,780,000
136 Carefirst of Maryland, Inc $2,987,648,000
137 Metropltan Prperty Cslty Insur $2,957,511,000
138 Firemans Fund Insurance Co $2,919,523,000
139 Jefferson Pilot Fincl Insur NC $2,892,250,000
140 Group Hospitalization Med Svcs $2,787,684,000
141 Auto-Owners Insurance Company $2,785,692,000
142 Farmers Group Inc $2,765,877,000
143 Fidelity Guaranty Lf Insur Co $2,734,450,000
144 National Indemnity Company $2,702,241,000
145 American National Insurance Co $2,684,506,000
146 Intermountain Health Care Inc $2,683,100,000
147 Bankers Life & Casualty Co $2,680,444,000
148 Travelers Indemnity Company $2,673,330,000
149 Mercury General Corporation $2,668,157,000
150 Life RE Corporation $2,664,423,000
151 Onebeacon Insurance Group LLC $2,640,675,000
152 National Heritage Insurance Co $2,635,197,000
153 John Hancock Financial Svcs $2,599,100,000
154 Great-West Lf Annuity Insur Co $2,580,158,000
155 GWL&a Financial Inc $2,578,861,000
156 SunAmerica Life Insurance Co $2,571,293,000
157 Marsh USA Inc $2,567,800,000
158 Transportation Insurance Co $2,547,300,000
159 A G Edwards Inc $2,525,676,000
160 Hartford Accident Indemnity Co $2,510,064,000
161 Humana Insurance Company $2,490,956,000
162 Anthem Hlth Plans of Virginia $2,476,490,000
163 Regence Blcross Blueshield Ore $2,468,614,000
164 American General Finance Inc $2,459,162,000
165 Ing Americas $2,458,593,000
166 Hartford Holdings Inc $2,448,500,000
167 AON Consulting Worldwide, Inc $2,448,200,000
168 Chicago Title Insurance Co MO $2,431,922,000
169 Factory Mutual Insurance Co $2,422,004,000
170 Geico General Insurance Co $2,403,200,000
171 Aiu Insurance Company $2,381,497,000
172 Delta Dental Plan California $2,373,932,000
173 Bluecross Blueshield of Tenn $2,338,496,000
174 Excellus Health Plan, Inc $2,336,300,000
175 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ala* $2,319,996,000
176 American United Life Insur Co $2,313,294,000
177 Royal Insurance Company Amer $2,284,900,000
178 First Colony Life Insurance Co $2,278,601,000
179 Markel Corporation $2,262,058,000
180 USAA Casualty Insurance Co $2,244,680,000
181 Jefferson Pilot Fincl Insur Ne $2,239,405,000
182 Continental Corporation $2,235,100,000
183 Sentry Insurance A Mutual Co $2,213,342,000
184 Humana Health Plan, Inc $2,199,657,000
185 Stewart Information Svcs Corp $2,182,859,000
186 Stewart Title Guaranty Company $2,182,859,000
187 Stancorp Financial Group Inc $2,149,700,000
188 Standard Insurance Company $2,149,700,000
189 Provident Lf Accident Insur Co $2,139,419,000
190 Transamerica Corporation $2,121,600,000
191 Assurant Employee Benefits $2,096,716,000
192 Minnesota Life Insurance Co $2,093,664,000
193 Phoenix Life Insurance Company $2,091,891,000
194 Aetna Health Inc (nj) $2,085,458,000
195 Healthnow New York, Inc $2,062,108,000
196 Uici $2,057,906,000
197 GE Financial Asrn Holdings $2,039,900,000
198 MBIA Inc $2,011,357,000
199 Protective Life Corporation $1,988,575,000
200 Group Health Co-Operative, $1,966,092,000
201 Mutual Omaha Insurance Company $1,921,163,000
202 Hillenbrand Industries Inc. $1,829,000,000
203 Trinity Universal Insurance Co $1,819,550,000
204 Protective Life Insurance Co $1,816,660,000
205 Unigroup Inc $1,809,013,000
206 Commerce Group Inc. $1,806,571,000
207 Federal Deposit Insurance Corp $1,795,885,000
208 American Re-Insurance Company $1,779,479,000
209 Government Employees Hosp Assn $1,751,372,000
210 John Hancock Variable Lf Insur $1,694,895,000
211 Capital Blue Cross $1,674,963,000
212 Ing USA Annuity & Lf Insur Co $1,673,800,000
213 Ohio Casualty Corporation $1,671,000,000
214 Zurich Holding Co of Amer Del $1,631,600,000
215 Safeco Insurance Co of Amer $1,617,578,000
216 Amerus Group Co. $1,615,116,000
217 Amerus Life Insurance Co $1,615,116,000
218 Mgic Investment Corporation $1,612,693,000
219 Mortgage Guaranty Insur Corp $1,612,693,000
220 American Gen Lf Accident Insur $1,600,101,000
221 Internsurance Exch of Auto CLB $1,590,780,000
222 Royal & Sunalliance USA Inc $1,584,471,000
223 Louisiana Hlth Svc Indemnity $1,583,949,000
224 Selective Insurance Co Amer $1,571,536,000
225 Selective Insurance Group Inc $1,571,536,000
medical insurance
travel incurance education insurance vehicle insurance property insurance
casualty insurance