Insurance

Pacific Life Insurance Company Corporate Office

Pacific Life Insurance Company was founded by Leland Stanford, a former California governor, in 1868. In 1885 Stanford founded Stanford University, one of the most respected universities in the world.

In 1885 the company began issuing accident insurance, an innovative move for a company at that time.

The Great Depression hit the company hard and in 1936 Pacific Life was mutualized, with policy holders becoming part owners.

Today Pacific Mutual Holding Company operates throughout the United States, offering life insurance, asset management, and financial services to its individuals, businesses, and pension plans through its subsidiary Pacific Life & Annuity.

Pacific Life Insurance Company

In 1885 the company began issuing accident insurance, an innovative move for a company at that time.

The Great Depression hit the company hard and in 1936 Pacific Life was mutualized, with policy holders becoming part owners.

History

First American Financial Corporate Office

First American Financial traces its roots to 1889 when Orange County split off from the county of Los Angeles.

The two firms that opened to handle all title matters in the new county were merged five years later by Charles Edward Parker. The new company was named Orange County Title Company and is the direct predecessor to First American Financial.

Orange County Title Company was renamed First American Title Insurance in 1960 to reflect the company’s expansion outside of Orange County.

By 1982 the company was working nationally with offices throughout the U.S.

Today First American Financial offers title insurance, specialty property and casualty insurance, home warranties, banking and trust services, settlement, title plant management, record keeping, valuation, and investment advisory services.

First American Financial is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol FAF, is a member of the S&P 500, is #350 in the Fortune 500, has 17,292 employees, and had $4.68 billion in revenue in 2013.

First American Financial

First American Financial traces its roots to 1889 when Orange County split off from the county of Los Angeles.

Orange County Title Company was renamed First American Title Insurance in 1960 to reflect the company’s expansion outside of Orange County.

History

By 1982 the company was working nationally with offices throughout the U.S.

American Family Insurance Corporate Office

American Family Insurance was founded by insurance salesman Herman Whittwer as Farmers Mutual Insurance Company in 1927 in Madison, Wisconsin.

At first the company only offered auto insurance, which it sold to farmers.

As the company grew it began to offer more diverse types of insurance and in 1963 changed its name to American Family Insurance to reflect its broader customer base.

Today American Family Insurance is a mutual insurance company that operates in 33 states. Its coverage products include auto, farm and ranch, homeowners and commercial liability. Through its subsidiaries it also offers life insurance, annuities, and health plans.

The company is #344 in the Fortune 500 and had revenue of $7 billion in 2013.

American Family Insurance

American Family Insurance was founded by insurance salesman Herman Whittwer as Farmers Mutual Insurance Company in 1927 in Madison, Wisconsin.

At first the company only offered auto insurance, which it sold to farmers.

As the company grew it began to offer more diverse types of insurance and in 1963 changed its name to American Family Insurance to reflect its broader customer base.

History

The company is #344 in the Fortune 500 and had revenue of $7 billion in 2013.

Reinsurance Group of America Corporate Office

Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) was founded in 1973 as General American Re, a reinsurance division created as a division of General American Life Insurance Company.

In 1992 General American created Reinsurance Group of America as a holding company for its resinsurance operations.

Today RGA provides insurance companies with reinsurance on their risks, allowing them to reduce liability. This in turn increases the companies’ business volume.

RGA operates in three business segments: Global Mortality, Global Group, Health and Long-Term Care, and Global Financial Markets. The company has operations in 70 countries globally.

Reinsurance Group of America trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol RGA, is a member of the S&P 500, is #321 in the Fortune 500, has 1,890 employees, and had $10.62 billion in revenue in 2013.

Reinsurance Group of America

Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) was founded in 1973 as General American Re, a reinsurance division created as a division of General American Life Insurance Company.

In 1992 General American created Reinsurance Group of America as a holding company for its resinsurance operations.

Today RGA provides insurance companies with reinsurance on their risks, allowing them to reduce liability. This in turn increases the companies’ business volume.

History

RGA operates in three business segments: Global Mortality, Global Group, Health and Long-Term Care, and Global Financial Markets. The company has operations in 70 countries globally.

Assurant Corporate Office

Assurant was founded in 1890 as La Crosse Mutual Aid Association in Wisconsin.

La Crosse Mutual Aid Association became Time Insurance Company, which was acquired in 1978 by AMEV Holdings.

AMEV, then rebranded Fortis, spun-off Assurant in 1991.

Today Assurant does business through four operating segments: Assurant Employee Benefits, Assurant Health, Assurant Solutions, and Assurant Specialty Property.

The company offers group dental, disability, term life insurance, accidental death, individual short-term health insurance, employer group health insurance, specialty insurance, risk management solutions, debt protection administration, credit insurance, lender-based hazard insurance, outsourcing services to mortgage companies, and collateral protection programs for automobiles.

Assurant trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol AIZ, is a member of the S&P 500, is #268 in the Fortune 500, has 16,600 employees, and had $9.35 billion in revenue in 2013.

Assurant, Inc.

Assurant was founded in 1890 as La Crosse Mutual Aid Association in Wisconsin.

La Crosse Mutual Aid Association became Time Insurance Company, which was acquired in 1978 by AMEV Holdings.

AMEV, then rebranded Fortis, spun-off Assurant in 1991.

History

Today Assurant does business through four operating segments: Assurant Employee Benefits, Assurant Health, Assurant Solutions, and Assurant Specialty Property.