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Scott McCallumGovernor
Connie L. O'ConnellCommissioner of Insurance
Business of
2001
Insurance Report
Wisconsin
Scott McCallumGovernor
Connie L. O'ConnellCommissioner of Insurance
Business of
2001
Insurance Report
Wisconsin
Our Mission. . .
Leading the way in informing and
protecting the public
and
responding to their insurance needs
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Mission Statement
Secretaries of State*
Ex Officio Commissioners of Insurance
TermName Residence From To
Llewelyn Breese Prairie du Chien January 3, 1870 January 5, 1874Peter Doyle Prairie du Chien January 5, 1874 January 7, 1878Hans B. Warner Ellsworth January 7, 1878 April 1, 1878
Commissioners of Insurance
Philip L. Spooner Madison April 1, 1878 January 3, 1887Philip Cheek, Jr. Baraboo January 3, 1887 January 5, 1891Wilbur M. Root Sheboygan January 5, 1891 January 7, 1895William A. Fricke Milwaukee January 7, 1895 October 15, 1898Emil Giljohann Milwaukee October 15, 1898 January 5, 1903Zeno M. Host Milwaukee January 5, 1903 January 1, 1907George E. Beedle Embarrass January 7, 1907 January 2, 1911Herman L. Ekern Whitehall January 2, 1911 July 1, 1915M. J. Cleary Blanchardville July 1, 1915 April 10, 1919Plat Whitman Highland April 10, 1919 July 17, 1923W. Stanley Smith Ashland July 17, 1923 June 2, 1926Olaf H. Johnson Gratiot June 2, 1926 January 10, 1927M.A. Freedy Wauwatosa January 10, 1927 July 1, 1931H. J. Mortensen New Lisbon July 1, 1931 October 1, 1939Morvin Duel Fond du Lac October 1, 1939 August 8, 1948J. L. Sonderegger Madison October 1, 1948 December 1, 1948John R. Lange Madison December 1, 1948 July 15, 1955Alfred Van DeZande Campbellsport July 15, 1955 November 1, 1955Paul J. Rogan Ladysmith November 1, 1955 July 2, 1959Charles Manson Wausau July 2, 1959 September 15, 1965Robert D. Haase Marinette September 15, 1965 September 7, 1969S. C. DuRose Madison October 1, 1969 April 8, 1975Harold R. Wilde Madison April 8, 1975 March 18, 1979Susan M. Mitchell Madison March 19, 1979 July 31, 1982Ann J. Haney Madison August 1, 1982 February 28, 1983Thomas P. Fox Madison March 1, 1983 April 27, 1987Robert D. Haase Marinette April 28, 1987 December 31, 1992Josephine W. Musser Madison March 8, 1993 January 2, 1998Randy Blumer Madison January 6, 1998 January 2, 1999Connie L. O'Connell Sun Prairie January 4, 1999
*By chapter 56, section 32, General Laws of 1870, the Secretary of State was Commissioner of Insurance ex officiountil 1878. The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance was made elective in 1881. In 1911 the office was madeappointive instead of elective.
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Wisconsin Insurance Commissioners
Introduction
Every individual and business in Wisconsin dependsupon insurance. Whether it is auto, home, life, or health,insurance plays an important role in people’s lives. TheOffice of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) wascreated by the legislature in 1870 and vested with broadpowers to ensure that the insurance industry meets theinsurance needs of Wisconsin citizens responsibly andadequately.
The importance of fair, effective, and timelyregulation of the insurance industry, as well as continuingefforts toward health care reforms offer OCI a specialchallenge in meeting its public mission of leading the wayin informing and protecting the public and responding totheir insurance needs.
The major functions of the office include:
• Reviewing insurance policies that are sold inWisconsin to determine if they meet therequirements of Wisconsin’s laws.
• Conducting financial examinations of domesticand foreign insurers to assure compliance withWisconsin regulations and rules.
• Monitoring the financial status of licensedcompanies and applicant companies to provideearly warning of financial difficulty.
• Issuing licenses to companies, agents, brokers,surplus lines brokers, managing general agents,reinsurance brokers and managers, andorganizations including employe benefit planadministrators.
• Examining and analyzing rates filed by insurancecompanies to determine if they are excessive,inadequate, or unfairly discriminatory.
• Investigating and processing consumercomplaints against agents and insurancecompanies and attempting to bring the matter toa fair and reasonable conclusion.
• Researching special insurance problems throughdata collection and analysis and publishingconclusions and recommendations in specialreports.
• Developing legislation and promulgatingadministrative rules that ensure a stronginsurance market through proactive policy andskillful enforcement.
• Investigating and pursuing administrative actionsagainst agents and insurers who violateWisconsin insurance laws and regulations.Penalties include suspension or revocation oflicenses and fines.
• Conducting a comprehensive program ofconsumer education and public information toeducate consumers about insurance throughpublic speaking and distribution of informationbooklets and comparison guides.
• Operating a state life insurance fund, a propertyfund for the property owned by local units ofgovernment, and a patients compensation fundinsuring health care providers for medicalmalpractice.
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Introduction
Table of Contents
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I. Administration of the Office ........................................................................................ 9
Organizational Chart ....................................................................................................... 11Organizational Structure ................................................................................................. 12Office Personnel ............................................................................................................. 13Office Finances ............................................................................................................... 17
II. Executive Actions .......................................................................................................... 19
Regulatory Developments and Trends ........................................................................... 21Legislation ....................................................................................................................... 23Administrative Rules ...................................................................................................... 24National Association of Insurance Commissioners' (NAIC) Activities ........................ 27Advisory Boards and Councils ....................................................................................... 28Bulletins to Insurers ........................................................................................................ 30Administrative Actions ................................................................................................... 32
III. Segregated Funds .......................................................................................................... 49
Local Government Property Insurance Fund ................................................................. 51Patients Compensation Fund .......................................................................................... 54State Life Insurance Fund .............................................................................................. 58
IV. Division of Administrative Services ............................................................................ 59
Information Services Section ......................................................................................... 61Services Section .............................................................................................................. 62Business Services Section .............................................................................................. 64Human Resources Section .............................................................................................. 65Alternative Work Patterns .............................................................................................. 66
V. Division of Regulation and Enforcement ................................................................... 67
Bureau of Financial Analysis and Examinations ........................................................... 69Companies Examined ................................................................................................ 70Changes in Corporate Licenses ................................................................................ 71Companies in Liquidation ......................................................................................... 77
Bureau of Market Regulation ......................................................................................... 79Agent Licensing Section ........................................................................................... 88Commercial Liability Insurance Reports .................................................................. 89Medical Malpractice Insurance Reports ................................................................... 93Product Liability Insurance Reports ......................................................................... 95
Consumer Publications ................................................................................................... 97
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VI. Financial and Statistical Data ..................................................................................... 99
Notes to Tables ............................................................................................................... 101Explanation of Terms Used in Tables ........................................................................... 102Table A Insurers Authorized to Write Insurance in Wisconsin ................................. 103Table B Wisconsin Operations of All Insurers by Type of Company ...................... 103Table C Nationwide Financial Operations of Wisconsin Insurers ............................. 104Table D Wisconsin Operations of All Insurers by Line of Insurance ....................... 105Table E Wisconsin Market Shares .............................................................................. 107Table F Property and Casualty Insurers ..................................................................... 121Table G Life Insurers ................................................................................................... 145Table H Other Health Insurers .................................................................................... 161Table I Town Mutual Insurers ................................................................................... 165
VII. Directory of Licensed Insurers .................................................................................... 169
VIII. Directory of Insurance Commissioners ...................................................................... 265
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Our Vision. . .
♦ Ensure a strong insurance market
through proactive policy and skillful
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♦ Enjoy a positive public image and a
position of national leadership.
Administration of the Office
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The office is divided into the InsuranceAdministrator area, the Legal Unit and two divisions,the Division of Regulation and Enforcement and theDivision of Administrative Services.
Insurance Administrator
This unit provides advice on executive mattersaffecting the office's goals and initiatives, directs theoffice's legislative initiatives, communications activities,and provides advice on technical insurance-related issues.
The OCI managed care specialist, who serves as anombudsman for consumers who have questions orproblems with their managed care plans, is assigned tothis unit. The managed care specialist investigatescomplex managed care complaints received by OCI andeducates consumers on their rights under managed careplans. Implementing and administering the state’sindependent review program is the responsibility of themanaged care specialist.
This unit also has administrative responsibilities forthree segregated funds: the Local Government PropertyInsurance Fund, the Patients Compensation Fund, andthe State Life Insurance Fund.
The Local Government Property Insurance Fundoffers property insurance protection to qualified localgovernment units.
The Patients Compensation Fund provides medicalmalpractice protection to health care providers for claimsin excess of $400,000 per claim or $1,000,000 annualaggregate for each policy year.
The State Life Insurance Fund offers life insuranceto Wisconsin residents in amounts not exceeding $10,000per person.
Organizational Structure
Legal Unit
The Legal Unit represents the office inadministrative proceedings, provides legal advice to staff,represents or supervises representation of the office inlitigation and insurance company receiverships, provideslegal services for the Patients Compensation Fund,Wisconsin Health Care Liability Insurance Plan, LocalGovernment Property Insurance Fund and State LifeInsurance Fund, and develops legislative proposals andadministrative rules.
Division of Regulation and Enforcement
Bureau of Financial Analysis and Examinations.This bureau monitors the financial solvency of insurerslicensed to do business in Wisconsin. It conducts fieldaudits of domestic insurer operations, administers insurerrehabilitations and liquidations, audits and collectsinsurer taxes and fees, and administers the firedepartment dues program.
Bureau of Market Regulation. This bureau reviewsthe rates, forms, and contracts filed with the agency byinsurers; determines compliance with applicable lawsand rules; initiates appropriate administrative actions;examines insurer rating procedures, advertising files,and policyholder reserves; staffs several risk-sharingplans; provides assistance to consumers in resolvingproblems with insurers and agents; disseminatesinformation to the public; investigates agent activities;conducts field reviews of insurer marketing practices;and administers the insurance intermediaries testing andlicensing program.
Division of Administrative Services
Bureau of Staff Services. This bureau is responsiblefor all general administrative functions of the agencyincluding information technology, budget, accounting,contracting, purchasing, human resources, facilitiesmanagement, and support services.
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Office Personnel
Connie L. O'Connell, CommissionerRandy Blumer, Deputy Commissioner
Judy Arawinko Executive Staff AssistantJames Guidry Legislative LiaisonVerlene Hendrix Program AssistantAlice Shuman-Johnson Attorney
Insurance AdministratorEileen Mallow Insurance AdministratorBarbara Belling Managed Care SpecialistKyle Richmond Communications Specialist
Local Government Property Insurance FundDanford Bubolz Insurance Program Officer
Patients Compensation FundTheresa Wedekind ChiefCecelia Dobbs Financial SpecialistAudrey Hawk Program AssistantJeffrey Kohlmann Insurance Program SpecialistRodney Orr Regulatory SpecialistInez Paynter Insurance Program SpecialistThomas Raymakers Accountant
State Life Insurance FundMary Sprague ChiefGail Austin Program AssistantGreg Luft AccountantAlice Sundt Program AssistantJean Wendlick Program Assistant
Legal UnitFred Nepple General CounselSheila Becker Legal SecretaryRobert Luck AttorneyStephen Mueller AttorneyJulie Walsh Attorney
Division of Regulation and EnforcementGuenther Ruch AdministratorMary Sue Gilardi Executive Staff AssistantBetsey Rewey Program AssistantJean Terry Program and Planning Analyst
Bureau of Financial Analysis and ExaminationsMatthew Mandt DirectorRichard Anderson Insurance Financial ExaminerStephen Caughill Insurance Financial Examiner ChiefLori Cretney Insurance Financial ExaminerJerry DeArmond Insurance Financial ExaminerSonja Dedrick Insurance Financial ExaminerRebecca Easland Insurance Financial ExaminerAndrew Fell Insurance Financial ExaminerCruz Flores Insurance Financial Examiner
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Donald Gasser Insurance Financial ExaminerDavid Grinnell Insurance Financial ExaminerSarah Haeft Insurance Financial ExaminerRyan Hanson Insurance Financial ExaminerRichard Hinkel Insurance Financial ExaminerThomas Janke Insurance Financial ExaminerSteven Junior Insurance Financial ExaminerJackie Karls Program AssistantMark Knievel Insurance Financial ExaminerDuWayne Kottwitz Insurance Financial ExaminerRussell Lamb Insurance Financial ExaminerCindy Lawton Program AssistantJohn Litweiler Insurance Financial ExaminerPenny Marten Program AssistantPeter Medley Insurance Financial Examiner ChiefKerri Miller Insurance Financial ExaminerRandal Milquet Insurance Financial ExaminerEleanor Oppriecht Insurance Financial ExaminerRoger Peterson Insurance Financial Examiner ChiefBridgot Quandt Insurance Financial ExaminerDanielle Rogacki Insurance Financial ExaminerThomas Rust Insurance Financial ExaminerSarah Salmon Insurance Financial ExaminerChristine Shan Insurance Financial ExaminerYvonne Sherry Records Management SupervisorJean Suchomel Insurance Financial ExaminerFrederick Thornton Insurance Financial ExaminerTimothy VandeHey Insurance Financial ExaminerJulie Wipperfurth Program AssistantAmy Wolff Insurance Financial Examiner
Bureau of Market RegulationSusan Ezalarab DirectorFlorence DeLuca Program AssistantJo LeDuc Insurance ExaminerAshley Natysin Insurance Examiner
Complaints UnitAnnette Byrnes Insurance SupervisorKaren Becker Program AssistantMonica Hale Program AssistantJennifer Harris Program AssistantAnnMarie Kutzke Program AssistantKaren Osborne Program AssistantYamiris Torres Program Assistant
Property and Casualty UnitPhilip Kress Insurance Examiner ChiefLaura Andreasson Insurance ExaminerPenny Fitzgerald Insurance ExaminerDrew Hunkins Insurance ExaminerJane Kovacik Insurance ExaminerGary Morris Insurance ExaminerKatherine Otis Insurance ExaminerRhonda Peterson Insurance ExaminerRebecca Rebholz Insurance Examiner
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Life and Health UnitMichael Honeck Insurance Examiner ChiefBob DeZonia Insurance ExaminerRenee Fabry Insurance ExaminerKristy Jacobson Insurance ExaminerJohn Kitslaar Insurance ExaminerGordon Krueger Insurance ExaminerJamie Sanftleben Insurance ExaminerLauren Schlinkert Insurance Examiner
Accident and Health UnitDiane Dambach Insurance Examiner ChiefStephanie Cook Insurance ExaminerPamela Ellefson Insurance ExaminerLinda Low Insurance ExaminerGerald Zimmer Insurance ExaminerMarcia Zimmer Insurance ExaminerKevin Zwart Insurance Examiner
Agent Licensing SectionLaurna Landphier ChiefLaura Adkins Program AssistantSarah Baird Program AssistantLinda Goad Program AssistantPhyllis Scott Program Assistant
Division of Administrative ServicesClare Stapleton Concord AdministratorJohn Montgomery Deputy AdministratorPatrick Bass Executive Staff Secretary
Bureau of Staff Services
Business Services SectionJacquelynn Gernetzke Purchasing AgentJoseph Hilgendorf AccountantTimothy Mero Budget and Policy AnalystAndrea Nelson Contract Specialist
Human Resources SectionCandace Buckles Human Resources Program OfficerLouise Karpinski Human Resources SpecialistKathleen Keleher Training OfficerJudith Wagaman Payroll and Benefits Specialist
Information Services SectionJudith Werner ChiefJames Angus IS (N) Network SpecialistScott Bradach IS (N) LAN CoordinatorRobert Climie IS (C) Comprehensive ProfessionalTheresa Daggett IS (C) Comprehensive ProfessionalJack Ellis IS (C) Comprehensive SpecialistSteve Nickell IS (S) Systems SpecialistBenjamin Schilling IS (C) Comprehensive ProfessionalKaz Wojtkow IS (C) Comprehensive Professional
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Services SectionMatthew Berigan Records Management Program SupervisorJulie Blaney Program AssistantMarcia Elliott IS (C) Comprehensive ProfessionalIrene Knickmeier Program AssistantFran Treinen Clerical AssistantInger Williams Program Assistant
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Office of the Commissioner of Insurance—Office FinancesGeneral Fund—Supervision of the Insurance Industry
Fiscal Year 2001 (Amounts in $000s)
Retained by Transferred toOffice of the State’s General
Total Commissioner Purpose & OtherRevenue of Insurance Revenue Funds *
Premium Taxes $ 89,042 $ $ 89,042Fire Department Dues 10,298 10,298Liquidation Account Interest 2,257 2,257Forfeitures 196 196Insurance Company Examination Charges 3,536 3,182 354Resident Agent Listing Fees 3,899 3,509 390Nonresident Agent Listing Fees 3,404 3,064 340Agent License Issuance 909 818 91Nonresident Agent Examination Charges 678 610 68Company Licenses, Admissions, and Renewals 793 714 79Certifications/Clearances 218 196 22Miscellaneous** 56 50 6 Total Revenue $115,286 12,143 $103,143Insurance Company Conversion Reimbursements 690Total Revenue and Conversion Reimbursements 12,833Less Total Operating Expenditures 11,503 Net Operating Revenue $ 1,330
* The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance retains 90% of licenses, services, and various other revenues.Taxes plus 10% of licenses, services, and various other revenues are remitted to the State of Wisconsin GeneralPurpose Revenue Fund. Fire Department Dues are remitted to Wisconsin Fire Departments. LiquidationAccount Interest accrues to liquidation account bank balances. Forfeitures are remitted to the Common SchoolFund.
** Miscellaneous collections include: 1) photocopying, 2) service of process, and 3) brochures.
Office of the Commissioner of Insurance—Office FinancesSegregated Funds
Fiscal Year 2001 (Amounts in $000s)
NetTotal Admin. Operating Operating
Revenue Expenses Expenses Revenue
Patients Compensation Fund $77,508 $843 $75,434 $ 1,231
Local Government Property Insurance Fund 11,322 856 12,545 (2,079)
State Life Insurance Fund 9,074 546 7,544 984
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Executive Actions
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Regulatory Developments and Trends
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Executive Actions, Regulatory Developments and Trends
Wisconsin has maintained a healthy, competitiveinsurance market for a long time. Our auto insurancepremiums continue to be among the lowest in the country,as do our homeowner’s premiums. We continue to makesure our citizens are offered a wide variety of affordableinsurance products. This is the direct result of Wisconsin’sreasonable regulatory climate, the competitive insuranceenvironment in this state and informed insuranceconsumers. During 2001 OCI continued to be involvedin a number of initiatives to ensure that effective insuranceregulation is maintained; Wisconsin policyholderscontinue to be adequately protected and that a stablebusiness base for Wisconsin domestic insurers is provided.
Regulatory Protections
Governor McCallum’s original budget includedprovisions to strengthen and modernize OCI’s regulatoryefforts. The Governor recognizes our regulatory approachneeds to change with the times. With the growing presenceof insurers on the Internet, the Governor supportedcreation of an examiner position that would specialize inInternet surveillance and enforcement.
Changes to our managed care regulation have alsobeen adopted; the most significant is to rename managedcare plans as defined network plans. In addition, theseprovisions modify how some of the regulations that applyto preferred provider organizations (PPOs) while at thesame time ensuring that all Wisconsin residents whoreceive coverage from a defined network will havethoughtful and effective regulation of this product.
Consumer Initiatives
Ensuring that all consumers are knowledgeable abouttheir rights is a critical part of OCI’s mission. Consumercomplaints are a vital source of information about currentinsurance issues affecting consumers or the insuranceindustry. This information is used not only to handleindividual complaints but also to guide the agency inidentifying issues requiring further analysis, publiceducation, or legislation. In 2001 OCI was involved innumerous initiatives to help individuals and families makeinformed decisions about their insurance needs. Followingis a synopsis of major innovations and accomplishments:
• Publishing The Governor’s Task Force on SmallEmployer Health Insurance Final Report. TheTask Force was created to address pressures onWisconsin’s small business insurance market and
to look at ways to encourage a healthy, competitiveprivate market for small employers.
• Developing a variety of consumer informationarticles on products being marketed to the elderly.The emphasis of these articles has been to alertsenior consumers to possible insurance andinvestment scams designed to deplete most or allof senior citizen’s savings and retirement fundsby selling fraudulent products.
• Surveying insurers that write auto andhomeowner’s insurance and have the largest mar-ket shares in Wisconsin and publishing a summaryof how insurers use credit information in the un-derwriting and rating process. The informationprovided in the survey was used as part of a pre-sentation at a Milwaukee urban outreach meetingwith community and neighborhood leaders, con-sumers, agents and insurers.
• Improving consumer awareness of insuranceissues related to property and casualty insurancepolicies. Through a series of press releases OCIhas encouraged Wisconsin consumers to regularlyreview their insurance needs and update coverageas appropriate. No one wants a situation where itis discovered after the fact that they haveinadequate insurance coverage.
Advances in Technology
Wisconsin consumers and the insurance industry areincreasingly demanding continuous availability to infor-mation. OCI continues to aggressively infuse technologyin order to improve user applications and to more effi-ciently serve our internal and external customers. Thecommitment to the use of technology is a key strategy inthe agency’s business plan. Technological accomplish-ments in 2001 include:
• Enhancing and improving information on ouragency’s Web site. The home page nowimmediately connects the user with foursubcategories; information for consumers, agents,companies and a department overview; a newaddress; “quick links” to the insurance complaintform; agency statutes and regulations; licensureinformation and consumer publications; and a siteindex to allow users to find information withoutgoing through pages of information.
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• Implementing COSMOS, a third-party vendordeveloped software system, to perform a varietyof insurance regulatory functions, including agentand company licensing, invoicing and rates andforms filings.
• Implementing a new complaint tracking systemto track all consumer complaints against agentsand insurance companies.
• Improving and automating the financial andmarket conduct examination processes through theuse of tools such as TeamMate 2000, an electronicworkpaper software and ACL, an audit softwaretool.
• Developing an imaging capability to electronicallystore, retrieve and view large amounts of OCIdocuments including rates and forms filings,producer applications and company incorporationpapers.
State Regulation Modernization
The National Association of Insurance Commission-ers (NAIC) is continuing its ongoing and ambitiousagenda to enhance state regulation of insurance by pro-moting uniformity and greater efficiency for agent andcompany licensing, while speeding up the process forbringing new products to market. OCI was involved withseveral of the (NAIC) efforts to advance the efficiency ofelectronic transmission of information. Major accomplish-ments include:
• Receiving recognition by the NAIC forsuccessfully implementing all 12 technology-based initiatives in the Uniform RegulationThrough Technology (URTT) program. The URTTinitiatives boost state efficiency by streamliningthe communication between insurers andregulators.
• Becoming one of the first states to accept rate andform filings in all lines of insurance electronicallythrough the System for Electronic Rate and FormFiling (SERFF). SERFF assists states and insurersin reducing the time and cost involved in makingregulatory filings.
• Participating as a pilot state for the NationalProducer Database project. The database willspeed up and simplify the licensing process andprovide benefits to both regulators and industry.
Emerging Trends
The goal for modernizing the state regulatory systemis to make it easier for companies to get products to marketand to provide the insurance buying public with the bestavailable products at reasonable and actuarially soundprices. Wisconsin’s regulatory model of insurance fostersa competitive market that operates to the advantage ofboth insurers and policyholders. Competition holds downpremiums, but encourages insurer improvement in thedelivery of their services. It also provides regulators withthe flexibility needed to address problems that may arise.We will continue to work cooperatively with all ourpartners—the governor, our state legislators, federalofficials, consumers, insurance companies, agents andother interested parties to facilitate and enhance the newand evolving insurance marketplace.
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Legislation
During 2001, Governor McCallum signed legislationthat affects the business of insurance in Wisconsin.Legislative materials may be obtained from the Revisorof Statutes, 1 E. Main St. (Lower Level), Madison WI53702, or by calling (608) 266-2011.
Legislative material also can be found on the Internetat this World Wide Web address:
http://www.legis.state.wi.us/
The list of Wisconsin laws follows:
2001 Wisconsin Act 16 – Biennial Budget
Section: s. 100.52, Wis. Stat.
Defines a telephone solicitor and creates a “do-not call”list for telephone solicitations. The Department ofAgriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP)has primary enforcement responsibility for this law.
Effective September 1, 2001
Section: s. 601.73, Wis. Stat.
Entitles plaintiffs or complainants to a judgement bydefault after 20 days after mailing date of service processby OCI if the proceeding is to foreclose or otherwiseenforce a lien or security.
Effective September 1, 2001
Section: Ch. 609, Wis. Stat.
Replaces the term “managed care plan” with “definednetwork plan” throughout the statutes. Amends thestatutory requirements for preferred provider plans (PPPs),so long as the PPP does not require or impose financialincentives related to referrals.
Effective September 1, 2001
Section: ss. 628.46(2m) and 632.875(2) (intro), Wis. Stat.
Provides that a claim for payment for chiropractic servicesmust be paid within 30 days after the insurer receivesclinical documentation from the chiropractor, unless, onthe basis of an independent evaluation, an insurer restrictsor terminates a patient’s coverage for treatment.
Effective September 1, 2001
Section: ss. 635.02(2) and 635.05(2)(a), Wis. Stat.
Removes occupation from the definition of casecharacteristic and includes occupation as a health relatedrating factor subject to rate bands.
Effective for policies issued orrenewed after October 2, 2002
Section: s. 635.12, Wis. Stat.
Requires small employer insurers to annually publish theirnew business premium rates according to rules establishedby OCI.
Effective October 1, 2002
2001 Wisconsin Act 37 – Changes to the Worker’sCompensation Law
Section: Ch. 102, Wis. Stat.
Makes various changes to worker’s compensation lawsin the state.
Effective January 5, 2001
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Administrative Rules
In 2001, OCI promulgated the following changesin the Wisconsin Administrative Code:
Ins 3.39—Relating to Medicare Supplement andReplacement Plans
These changes bring the Wisconsin regulations incompliance with changes in federal law under H.R. 5661,the Balanced Budget Refinement Act and the Ticket ToWork And Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999 thatamend section 1882 of the Social Security Act whichgoverns Medicare Supplement Insurance and Medicare,Medicaid and SCHIP Benefits Improvement andProtection Act of 2000 (BIPA). Further, these changesare also necessary to conform with the NationalAssociation of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)Medicare Supplement Insurance Minimum StandardsModel Act.
The changes specifically address the guaranteed issueprovisions, the suspension of benefits and premiums andthe Medicare + Choice areas of federal preemption. Thechanges also include the following: reference to a newfederal program, Program of All-Inclusive Care for theElderly (PACE), created under the Social Security Act;provisions for notice and election rights of those whoseMedicare+Choice plan is terminated; modification to thenotice that is provided to applicants describing Part Bbenefits within Medicare Supplement policies; and repealof the sections regulating the sale of Medicare+Choiceplans due to federal preemption.
Effective November 1, 2001
Ins 3.455 and 3.46 and Appendices—Relating to Long-Term Care
These proposed amendments and additions to ss. Ins3.455 and 3.46, Wis. Adm. Code, rely heavily upon arecent redraft of the NAIC long-term care modelregulation. That regulation and these proposedamendments and additions attempt to enhance consumerprotection in long-term care insurance policies. Thedevelopment and marketing of long-term care insurancepolicies will broaden as the population ages. Thesechanges will provide the proper regulatory incentives torequire insurers to properly price these insurance productsso that premiums can be kept stable. The rule requiresenhanced consumer disclosure and notification designedto ensure that prospective applicants have sufficientinformation to make informed decisions about thecoverage and the insurance company.
This rule also seeks to help promote uniformity inthe national marketplace by essentially following thelanguage and intent of a model act designed forpromulgation in all the states. With these standards inplace insurers can more easily design new products andmodify existing products with some assurance that theproducts will be accepted in all the states. The model actwas also designed to help address some of the tax issuesthat flow from long-term care insurance products.
Effective January 1, 2002
Ins 13 and 50—Relating to Changing Financial and OtherRequirements for Town Mutuals
The changes to ch. Ins 13, Wis. Adm. Code, reflectboth recent statutory changes to the operation of townmutuals and today’s economic realities. This rule increasesthe number of counties in which a town mutual may dobusiness, extends the fidelity bond requirement table,increases surplus requirements and eliminates obsoletesections on unearned premium reserves. The change toch. Ins 50, Wis. Adm. Code, conforms to the ch. Ins 13,Wis. Adm. Code, changes and broadens the exemptionfrom filing annual audited financials for some townmutuals.
Effective January 1, 2002
Ins 17.01 (3), 17.28 (6) and 17.28 (6a)—Relating toAnnual Patients Compensation Fund and Mediation FundFees for Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2001
The Commissioner of Insurance, with the approvalof the Board of Governors (Board) of the PatientsCompensation Fund (Fund), is required to establish byadministrative rule the annual fees which participatinghealth care providers must pay to the Fund. This ruleestablishes those fees for the fiscal year beginning July 1,2001. These fees represent a 20% decrease comparedwith fees paid for the 2000-01 fiscal year. The Boardapproved these fees at its meeting on February 28, 2001,based on the recommendation of the Board’s actuarialand underwriting committee.
The Board is also required to promulgate by rule theannual fees for the operation of the patients compensa-tion mediation system, based on the recommendation ofthe director of state courts. This rule implements thedirector’s funding level recommendation by establishingmediation panel fees for the next fiscal year at $38.00 forphysicians and $2.00 per occupied bed for hospitals, rep-resenting no increase from 2000-01 fiscal year mediationpanel fees.
Effective July 1, 2001
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Ins 18—Relating to Grievance Procedures andIndependent Review Organizations
The creation of ch. Ins 18, Wis. Adm. Code, reflectsthe provisions of 1999 Wisconsin Act 155 that introducedthe use of Independent Review Organizations in the stateas a means for policyholders and claimants of healthbenefit plans to challenge certain decisions made by suchplans. In addition, 1999 Wisconsin Act 155 renumberedportions of ch. 609, Wis. Stat., to relate in sequence theutilization of independent review with establishedgrievance procedures.
Effective December 1, 2001
Ins 23—Relating to Standards for Insurance Marketed toFund Prearranged Funeral Plans
The purpose of this rule is to repeal ss. Ins 23.35 and23.40, Wis. Adm. Code, and further amend ch. Ins 23,Wis. Adm. Code, as necessary to conform to recentlegislation contained in 1999 Wisconsin Act 91 (s.632.415, Wis. Stat.). Among other things, 1999 WisconsinAct 91, effective July 1, 2000, removed from theCommissioner the authority to set minimum standardsfor benefits and compensation arrangements for funeralpolicies. The current rule ch. Ins 23, Wis. Adm. Code,contains standards for these and other aspects of funeralpolicies. The proposed rule change will repeal thosestandards that conflict with the legislation and make otherchanges as required to bring the rule into compliance withthe legislative mandate. Pursuant to s. 227.16 (2) (b) ,Wis. Stat., no public hearing is required.
Effective February 1, 2001
Ins 25—Relating to Privacy of Personal Information(Note: Due to a number conflict with a pending rule, thiswas changed from Ins 19.)
This rule is based on the NAIC model Privacy ofConsumer Financial and Health Information Regulation.That model was prepared by the NAIC to meet therequirements of Title V of the federal Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). The objective of the NAIC inpreparing that model was to achieve uniformity with thefederal privacy rules for financial information.
The NAIC model addresses nonpublic personalhealth information more comprehensively, and withgreater protection, than provided under the GLBA federalprivacy rules. The NAIC concluded that the insuranceindustry has unique access to nonpublic personal healthinformation such that greater protection than providedunder the federal privacy rules was warranted. This ruleincorporates the NAIC provisions concerning nonpublic
personal health information, but applies those provisionsonly to the extent that state law does not already provideprotection for health information. State law currentlyincludes provisions that govern patient health care recordsobtained from providers and provisions that governinformation insurers obtain directly from individuals inconnection with personal lines insurance (for example life,home, automobile and health insurance). Accordingly,the NAIC (and this rule’s) provisions governing nonpublicpersonal health information primarily apply to informationan insurer obtains from an individual in connection withadministration of commercial property and casualtyinsurance.
Effective July 1, 2001
Ins 50.06 (2) (f)—Relating to Notes to FinancialStatements
This rule change relates to the required footnotes inthe CPA audit report on the statutory financial statementsof insurance companies.
Under the existing s. Ins 50.06 (2) (f), Wis. Adm.Code, the footnotes include those required by the NAICannual statement instructions and by generally acceptedaccounting principles. The footnotes shall also include:(1) a reconciliation of the differences, if any, between theaudited statutory financial statements and the annualstatement filed by the company under s. Ins 50.20, Wis.Adm. Code, and (2) a summary of the ownership andrelationships between the insurance company and allaffiliates.
Effective November 1, 2001
In 2001, OCI had the following emergency rulesin effect:
Ins 6.50, 6.57, 6.58, 6.59, 6.595, 6.61, 6.63, 26 and 28—Relating to Revising Wisconsin Agent Licensing Rules tobe Reciprocal and More Uniform Under Gramm LeachBliley Act (GLBA) and the NAIC Producer Model
Under the recently enacted federal GLBA, Wisconsinand other states must become reciprocal or uniform incertain licensing practices. These changes wouldaccomplish reciprocity.
The changes would also attempt to make insuranceproducer licensing more uniform and simplify multi-statelicensing. If Wisconsin and at least 27 other states do notenact reciprocal or uniform rules regarding licensing, afederal licensing body similar to the National Associationof Securities Dealers would be created to take overinsurance agent licensing functions from the states. The
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NAIC model Producer Act was developed by stateinsurance regulatory bodies to accomplish this and thisrule adopts many provisions of the NAIC model.
Effective November 9, 2001
Ins 17.01 (3), 17.28 (6a) and 17.28 (6)—Relating toAnnual Patients Compensation Fund and Mediation FundFees for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2001
The Commissioner of Insurance, with the approvalof the Board of Governors (Board) of the Patients Com-pensation Fund (Fund), is required to establish by admin-istrative rule the annual fees which participating healthcare providers must pay to the Fund. This rule establishesthose fees for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2001. Thesefees represent a 20% decrease compared with fees paidfor the 2000-01 fiscal year. The Board approved thesefees at its meeting on February 28, 2001, based on therecommendation of the Board’s actuarial and underwrit-ing committee.
The Board is also required to promulgate by rule theannual fees for the operation of the patients compensa-tion mediation system, based on the recommendation ofthe director of state courts. This rule implements thedirector’s funding level recommendation by establishingmediation panel fees for the next fiscal year at $38.00 forphysicians and $2.00 per occupied bed for hospitals, rep-resenting no increase from 2000-01 fiscal year mediationpanel fees.
Effective July 1, 2001
The Wisconsin Administrative Code - Rules of the Officeof the Commissioner of Insurance and the WisconsinAdministrative Register are available from the WisconsinDepartment of Administration - Document Sales at (608)266-3358 and available on the internet at: http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/code/ins/ins.html. Informationregarding the status and text of OCI rules pending orpromulgated is available on the internet at: http://oci.wi.gov/ocirules.htm.
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National Association ofInsurance Commissioners’ (NAIC) Activities
OCI actively participates in the NAIC. During 2001 Commissioner O’Connell and her representatives weremembers of the following committees, task forces, and working groups of the NAIC.
Committees
Financial Condition (E) CommitteeHealth Insurance & Managed Care (B) CommitteeMarket Conduct & Consumer Affairs (D) CommitteeNAIC/HCFA Liaison Committee (Vice Chair)NAIC/Industry Liaison CommitteeNAIC/State Legislative Liaison Committee
Task Forces
Accounting Practices & Procedures (E) Task ForceExamination Oversight (E) Task Force (Vice Chair)Financial Services Modernization (G) Task ForceHealth Insurance (B) Task ForceInternational Holocaust Commission (H) Task ForceMarket Conduct Examination Oversight (D) Task ForceRegulatory Framework (B) Task Force (Chair)Risk-Based Capital (E) Task ForceSenior Issues (B) Task Force (Chair)
NAIC Working/Study Groups/Sub Groups
Accounting Practices & Procedures (E) Task ForceEmerging Accounting Issues Working GroupProperty and Casualty Reinsurance Study GroupStatutory Accounting Principles Working Group
Examination Oversight (E) Task Force (Vice Chair)Analyst Team System Oversight Working GroupAudit Software SubgroupAudit Software Working GroupFinancial Analysis Working Group (Chair)Financial Analysis Handbook Working Group (Chair)Financial Analysis Research & Development
Working Group (Chair)Financial Examiners Handbook Technical GroupHealth Entities Working GroupPremium SRA Subgroup
Executive (EX) CommitteeCARFRA Working GroupConsumer Protections Working GroupImprovements to State-Based Systems Working
GroupNational Treatment of Companies Working Group
Financial Condition (E) CommitteeFinancial Reporting Working GroupInsurance Holding Company Working GroupInsurance Group Review Subgroup (Chair)
Health Insurance & Managed Care (B) CommitteeERISA Working Group (Chair)Managed Care Organization Working GroupPharmaceutical Issues Working Group
Information Systems (G) Task ForceStrategic Systems Planning Working Group
Market Conduct & Consumer Affairs (D) CommitteeAgent Licensing Working GroupSelf-Critical Analysis Working GroupUniformity Working Group
Market Conduct Examination Oversight (D) Task ForceLife and Annuity Plan Examination Handbook
Working GroupProperty and Casualty Plan Examination Handbook
Working Group
Regulatory Framework (B) Task Force (Chair)Managed Care Organization Working GroupPharmaceutical Issues Working Group
Regulatory Re-engineering (G) Task ForceSERFF Working Group (Chair)Uniform Producer Licensing Initiatives Working
Group
Risk-Based Capital (E) Task ForceHealth Risk-Based Capital Working GroupLife Risk-Based Capital Working GroupProperty and Casualty Risk-Based Capital Working
Group
Senior Issues (B) Task Force (Chair)Medicare Supplement Working GroupSenior Counseling Activities Working Group
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Advisory Boards and Councils
Wisconsin law, s. 15.04, Wis. Stat., provides thatheads of independent agencies may create and appointsuch councils and committees as the operation of theagency requires. The insurance law, s. 601.20, Wis. Stat.,authorizes the Commissioner to create advisory councilsand committees to assist in dealing with regulatory prob-lems. The Commissioner is to provide by rule for thecreation, governance, duties, and termination of any councilor committee that is established. The expert adviceprovided the Commissioner through these councils re-sults in more efficient regulation of the insurance industryto the benefit of insurance consumers and insurers.
The Commissioner and staff members also serve onvarious councils and boards and thus aid Wisconsinresidents by providing advice and suggestions on mattersrelated to insurance regulation.
A description of the various councils and boards withwhich OCI is involved follows:
Group Insurance Board (Board)
Section 15.165 (2), Wis. Stat., created a GroupInsurance Board in the Department of Employe TrustFunds. The Commissioner or designee is a member of theBoard. The Group Insurance Board is authorized to enterinto contracts with insurers to provide group insuranceplans or to provide the benefits on a self-insured basis. Italso provides general administrative policy for the groupinsurance programs for health care, income disabilitybenefits, and life insurance authorized for state and otherpublic employes under ch. 40, Wis. Stat. The specificpowers of the Board are enumerated under s. 40.03 (6),Wis. Stat.
Insurance Security Fund Board (Board)
This Board administers the Insurance Security Fundestablished by ch. 646, Wis. Stat., to provide a mechanismfor protecting insureds in the event of liquidation ofinsurers and to assess the cost of such protection amonginsurers. The Commissioner, along with the AttorneyGeneral, and the State Treasurer, are members of thisBoard and serve with ten representatives of insurersappointed by the Commissioner upon consideration of therecommendation of insurance organizations.
Patients Compensation Fund Board (Board)
The Board was created by s. 619.04 (3), Wis. Stat. Itis a 13-member Board that consists of 3 insurance industryrepresentatives, a member named by the WisconsinAcademy of Trial Lawyers, a member named by the StateBar Association, 2 members named by the State MedicalSociety of Wisconsin, a member named by the WisconsinHospital Association, 4 public members appointed by theGovernor, and the Commissioner who serves as the chair.The members as of December 31, 2001, were:
Mark Adams, State Medical Society, MadisonPatricia Chritton, MilwaukeeMark Femal, MadisonJon Garner, Wisconsin Hospital Association, MadisonDavid Maurer, PIC Wisconsin, MadisonPaul Mestelle, Royal Sun Insurance Company,
MadisonWalter Moritz, M.D., Fort AtkinsonKermit Newcomer, M.D., La CrosseDennis Robertson, Wisconsin Academy of Trial
Lawyers, MadisonJoan Schmit, University of Wisconsin, MadisonChristopher Spencer, American Family Insurance,
MadisonDonald Taitelman, Quarles & Brady, Milwaukee
Wisconsin Retirement Board
The Wisconsin Retirement Board is created in theDepartment of Employe Trust Funds by s. 15.165 (3) (b),Wis. Stat. It is a nine-member Board. Six membersrepresent employers or employes who participate in theWisconsin retirement system, one is a participating stateemploye, one is a public member, and one is theCommissioner or an experienced actuary in OCI. TheBoard studies and recommends alternative administrativepolicies, authorizes and terminates disability annuitypayments, and considers administrative rules that relate toparticipants in the retirement system other than teachers.
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Council on Fire Service Training Programs
This body, authorized by s. 15.947, Wis. Stat.,functions under the State Board of Vocational, Technicaland Adult Education, and furnishes advice and guidanceto the Board in the establishment and maintenance oftraining programs in fire prevention and protection. Thecouncil is comprised of representatives from the Divisionof Emergency Government (Bureau of Civil Defense andDisaster Control), the Department of WorkforceDevelopment, and OCI, together with six members of firedepartments appointed by the Governor for staggered six-year terms.
Joint Survey Committee on Retirement Systems
This committee performs duties mandated unders. 13.50, Wis. Stat. The committee is comprised of twomajority party senators, one minority party senator, twomajority party representatives to the assembly, one minorityparty representative to the assembly, an assistant attorneygeneral, a member of the public selected by the Governor,the Commissioner or a designated experienced actuary inOCI, and the Secretary of the Department of EmployeTrust Funds.
This committee evaluates all legislative proposalsthat would create or modify any system of retirement forpublic officers or employes. No such bill may be actedupon by the legislature until it has been referred to thiscommittee for preparation of a written report. The reportmust indicate the probable cost involved, the effect of theproposal upon the actuarial soundness of existingretirement systems, and the desirability of the proposal asa matter of public policy.
Retirement Research Committee
This committee performs duties mandated unders. 13.51, Wis. Stat. Its membership represents employeand employer groups having vested interests in variousstate retirement programs. The committee has investigatorypowers over all state retirement systems for publicemployes. In addition, it may require any public pensionor retirement system to furnish it with periodic financialreports and records. The committee conducts a continuousreview of retirement benefits afforded to public employesunder the existing state system. It maintains a currentreference library of all public employe pension andretirement plans throughout the United States and makesits findings and recommendations available to the Governorand the legislature.
Life and Disability Advisory Council
This council, created by s. Ins 6.79, Wis. Adm. Code,advises the Commissioner on regulatory matters in theareas of life and disability insurance. The council has fourinsurance company members, two agent members, andthree public members. The members during 2001 were:
Russ Cain, MadisonSteve Frankel, Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
MilwaukeeStephen E. Meili, Center for Public Representation,
MadisonRoberta Riportella-Muller, UW Dept. of Consumer
Sciences, MadisonJohn Sheski, Wisconsin Physicians
Service Insurance Corporation, MadisonArvid Tillmar, T. E. Brennan, MadisonCarol Trocinski, Midwest Security Ins. Co.,
OnalaskaRobert Walker, MadisonLawrence Zanoni, Group Health Cooperative
South Central Wisconsin, Madison
Property and Casualty Advisory Council
This council, created by s. Ins 6.79, Wis. Adm. Code,advises the Commissioner on regulatory matters in theareas of property and casualty insurance. The council hasfour insurance company members, two agent members,and three public members. The members during 2001were:
James Thomas, Society Insurance a MutualCompany, Fond du Lac, Chair
Jeffrey Cole, Wausau Insurance Companies, WausauDoug Dittmann, The Neckerman Agency, MadisonJohn Duwell, West Bend Mutual Insurance Company,
West BendLemuel Eaton, Neighborhood Housing Services,
MilwaukeeBill Smith, National Federation of Independent
Business, MadisonSteve Tauke, Marshall & Ilsey Corporation,
MilwaukeeTeresa Van Gelder, RJF Agencies Inc., Eau ClaireJoseph Zwettler, American Family Mutual
Insurance Company, Madison
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Bulletins to Insurers
February 20, 2001: To all Wisconsin domiciled insurerslicensed to issue disability insurance regarding 2001statutory accounting treatment for health care receivables.This bulletin advises Wisconsin domiciled insurers on howto report the Health Care Receivables under the newStatements of Statutory Accounting Principles that tookeffect on January 1, 2002.
March 1, 2001: To all Wisconsin domiciled workers’compensation insurers regarding prescribed accountingpractice and audit premiums receivable. This bulletindiscusses the due date for audit premiums for worker’scompensation policies.
June 19, 2001: To all insurers licensed to do business inWisconsin regarding privacy of consumer financial andhealth information. Ch. Ins 25, Wis. Adm. Code, is basedon the National Association of Insurance Commissioners(NAIC) Privacy of Consumer Financial and HealthInformation Model Regulation. The model was preparedby the NAIC to meet the requirements of Title V of thefederal Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). Under ch. Ins25, Wis. Adm. Code, a licensee is required to providewritten notice of its privacy policies and practices. Therule describes the conditions under which the licenseemay disclose nonpublic personal financial information.Ch. Ins 25, Wis. Adm. Code, establishes requirements forprivacy notices. The rule also establishes restrictions onthe sharing of health information.
July 10, 2001: To all insurers licensed to do business inWisconsin regarding filing procedures for insuranceapplications developed to allow depository institutionsto meet their disclosure obligations under Section 305 ofThe Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. The federal bankingagencies promulgated consumer protection regulationspursuant to Section 305 of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act(GLBA), governing the sale of insurance products bydepository institutions. Among other things, theregulations require depository institutions that sellinsurance products to make certain disclosures and receiveconsumer acknowledgements, which are intended toreduce consumer confusion in the sale of insuranceproducts by depository institutions. To best ensure thatthese requirements are met, depository institutions mayprefer to have these disclosures included on insuranceapplication forms. In order to comply with the federalregulations in this fashion, depository institutions that sellinsurance products will need to ask insurers to make the
necessary filings with appropriate State insuranceregulators. These form filings would be subject to thefiling and review requirements under section 631.20, Wis.Stats.
July 23, 2001: To all long term care insurance companiesdoing business in Wisconsin regarding amendments toSections Ins. 3.455 and 3.46, Wis. Adm. Code. Thisbulletin is to inform insurers that on July 1, 2001,significant amendments were made to Wisconsin’s longterm care insurance administrative rules, ss. Ins. 3.455and 3.46, Wis. Adm. Code. The changes to Wisconsin’slong term care insurance regulations are materiallyconsistent with the recent rating practice and consumerprotection provisions of the NAIC Long Term CareInsurance Model Act and Regulation. The changes to therule are not effective until January 1, 2002 for policiesissued on or after that date.
August 15, 2001: To all licensed insurers regardingconversion to new agent licensing system and change inbilling dates. This bulletin discusses the changes that willtake place when the agent licensing computer systemconverts to COSMOS.
August 20, 2001: To all town mutual insurers licensedunder ch. 612, Wis. Stat. certain domestic insurers licensedunder Ch. 611, Wis. Stat., and certain reinsurers regardingamendments to Chapter Ins 13, and section Ins 50.02,Wis. Adm. Code. This Bulletin describes the changes toch. Ins 13 and s. Ins 50.02, Wis. Adm. Code.
October 11, 2001: To all property and casualty insurancecompanies regarding property and casualty rate/rule filingprocedures. The purpose of this bulletin is to update theoutline of the requirements for the filing of rates andsupplementary rate information (rules) required by s.625.13 (1), Wis. Stat., and s. Ins 6.06, Wis. Adm. Code. Itapplies to all lines of property and casualty insuranceexcept worker’s compensation.
October 22, 2001: To all licensed insurers regardingcompany appointments and terminations. This is a followup to the bulletin sent to all licensed insurers datedAugust 15, 2001. Due to the conversion to the COSMOSsystem, insurers are now required to provide each agent’ssocial security number as well as the line(s) of authorityrequested for each individual appointment. The bulletininforms insurers how to locate the forms to appoint orterminate agents.
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October 22, 2001: To all insurers authorized to dobusiness in Wisconsin regarding newly enactedlegislation—2001 Wisconsin Act 16 and implementationof Ins 18, Wis. Adm. Code—Independent Review ofHealth Plan Decisions. This bulletin contains a summaryof the provisions of 2001 Wisconsin Act 16 (SB 55), the2001-2003 Biennial Budget and important informationregarding the implementation of Ins 18, Wis. Adm. Code,which directly affect OCI and the insurance industry.Copies of any legislation may be obtained fromLegislative Documents, 1 East Main Street, Madison, WI53703 and (608) 266-2400 or through the Legislature’sWeb site at www.legis.state.wi.us.
November 2, 2001: To all insurers authorized to dobusiness in Wisconsin regarding changes in form filingprocedures. Wisconsin has new requirements forsubmitting form filings, effective immediately. A summaryof all valid Product Categories and Product Codes isattached to the bulletin.
November 19, 2001: To all insurers writing credit lifeand disability insurance, individual accident and healthinsurance, long term care insurance and/or Medicaresupplement insurance regarding individual accident andhealth rate filing procedures, credit life and disability ratefiling procedures, long term care insurance rate filingprocedures, and Medicare supplement rate filingprocedures. The purpose of this bulletin is to outline therequirements for the filing of rates and supplementaryrate information (rules) required by s. 625.13 (1), Wis.Stat., and ss. Ins 3.13, 3.39, 3.455, Wis. Adm. Code.Information regarding rate filings for property andcasualty can be found in the October 11, 2001 Propertyand Casualty Rate/Rule Filing Procedures Bulletin.
December 6, 2001: To all Medicare supplement insurersregarding guaranteed issue requirements under specialenrollment periods for Medicare + Choice enrollees. Thepurpose of this Bulletin is to notify insurers that Medicare+ Choice enrollees in the State of Wisconsin have aDecember Special Election Period with the sameguaranteed issue protections as if their plan hadterminated. Therefore, Medicare supplement andMedicare select insurers must issue coverage without anypre-existing condition exclusions to those Medicare +Choice enrollees who choose to leave the Medicare +Choice organization.
Copies of the bulletins are available on OCI’s Web siteat http://oci.wi.gov/bulletin.htm.
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Administrative Actions(As Reported by the Legal Unit)
In many of the proceedings listed below, the Respondentdenied the allegations but consented to the action taken.
Allegations and Actions Against Agents:
Linda L. Amsler2410 Hoard St., Madison, WI 53704Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Richard E. AndersonP. O. Box 123, Balsam Lake, WI 54810Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
William W. Anderson313 E. Haseltine St., Richland Center, WI 53581Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Donald R. Arndt11 S. Hiawatha Cir., Sheboygan, WI 53081Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Robert J. Beattie2782 Mayfair Ct., Wauwatosa, WI 53222Paid a forfeiture of $600.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to properly record potentialreplacement in taking an application for an annuity.February 2001
Jasen M. Benton2053 Shady Ln., Green Bay, WI 54313Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose previous Wisconsin administrative action onan insurance license application. November 2001
Carl W. Berntsen363 Douglas St., Fontana, WI 53125Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Paul T. Bishop533-1/2 S. 4th Ave., Wausau, WI 54401Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. November 2001
Steven W. Blok6007 W. Stevenson St., Milwaukee, WI 53213Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
William L. Boettcher512 Hill St., P. O. Box 615, Walworth, WI 53184Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of utilizing premiums for his ownuse, misrepresenting information to OCI, and notsubmitting applications to insurers. May 2001
Steven H. Bondeli1725 9th St., Eau Claire, WI 54703Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Robert B. Boust III5335 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19139Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to pay pastchild support due and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. October 2001
Joseph B. Bowers505 S. Lee St., Appleton, WI 54915Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Rockland Guy Bowlby11733 Oak Manor Dr., Sandy, UT 84092Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative actions by the state of Utah on an insurancelicense application and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. March 2001
William Burns11512 Carrie Ct., Fredericksburg, VA 22408Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to pay childsupport due and nonresponse to OCI request forinformation relating to child support arrearage. July 2001
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Michael W. Cantwell70 Merlham Dr., Madison, WI 53705Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Robert Walter Carron, Sr.16865 Old Jamestown Rd., Florissant, MO 63034Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities. November 2001
Jerome M. Caston1618 N. 24th Pl., Milwaukee, WI 53205Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities and nonresponse to OCI request forinformation. July 2001
Keith J. Cegelski932 Miller St., Marinette, WI 54143Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities. July 2001
Ronald Scot Chiodras824 N. President St., Wheaton, IL 60187Was ordered to promptly report any future administrativeactions to the commissioner. This action was based onallegations of failing to report an administrative actiontaken by another state. March 2001
Rodney E. Cole1321 S. Thompson Dr., Madison, WI 53716Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Margaret Lynn Crogan160 S. 11th St. #1, Blair, NE 68008Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the states of Wisconsin andNew York on an insurance license application. January2001
Steve J. Crum936 S. 6th Ave., Wausau, WI 54401Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
John D. Cujak516 Kellogg St., Ripon, WI 54971Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Alan S. Daniel37 Mustang Ct., Holland, PA 18966Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofGeorgia on an insurance license application. December2001
Rhonda Lee DelaneyS76 W19116 Richdorf Dr., Muskego, WI 53150Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Kerry L. Doll625 Harrison Ave., Beloit, WI 53511Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Dion J. Droll626 E. State St. Apt. 506, Milwaukee, WI 53202Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to pay childsupport due and nonresponse to OCI request forinformation regarding child support arrearage. July 2001
Jerome Lee Edmond21 Apache St., Park Forest, IL 60466Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingactivities and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. March 2001
Tye M. Elliott1302 Butternut Ct., Metamora, IL 61548Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Illinois on aninsurance license application and altering an Illinoiscertification to delete the listing of Illinois administrativeaction. June 2001
Joann Elisabeth Favia135 Elizabeth Ct., Woodale, IL 60191Agreed to report all administrative actions taken byanother state. This action was based on allegations of
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failing to report an administrative action taken by Illinois.November 2001
Nicholas William Ferlis1 Superior St. Unit 2602, Chicago, IL 60610Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Illinois on aninsurance license application and failing to respondpromptly to an OCI request for information. October 2001
Courtney Wayne Fletcher14207 Summit Ln., Laurel, MD 20708Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Maryland onan insurance license application and failing to respond toan OCI request for information. August 2001
Louis Curtis Forbis2420 NW 46th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Oklahoma onan insurance license application and nonresponse to OCI’srequest for information. January 2001
Howard F. ForrestP. O. Box 36, Belmont, WI 53510Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. December 2001
Marissa A. FreemanW6239 Rock Rd., Hortonville, WI 54944Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities. November 2001
Richard S. Fregin224 Liberty # 13, La Crosse, WI 54601Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Carlos Lavon Gamble2131 N. Hubbard St., Milwaukee, WI 53212Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
John F. Garvan117 Cherry St., Edgerton, WI 53534Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
John F. Garvan117 Cherry St., Edgerton, WI 53954Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketing,nondisclosure of Wisconsin Department of FinancialInstitutions securities license revocation, and failing torespond to OCI requests for information. November 2001
Glen R. Giroux1708 Mathews St., Menomonie, WI 54751Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $500.00 and agreed to neversign an insurance applicant’s name to an applicationwithout express approval and agreed to a suspension ofhis license for 14 days. This action was based onallegations of signing a signature on an insuranceapplication without authority. April 2001
Harry Leslie Goad3704 N. Eagle Ln., Bethany, OK 73008Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Oklahoma onan insurance license application and failing to respond toa request for information. April 2001
Ernest H. Harris III2017 Frisch Rd., Madison, WI 53711Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
David J. Hartwig110 Northbreeze Dr., Appleton, WI 54911Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Jord Christian Hauge5803 E. Hillside Rd., Crystal Lake, IL 60014Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and agreed to reportany administrative action regarding an occupationallicense as required by s. Ins 6.61(16), Wis. Adm. Code.This action was based on allegations of failing to reportan administrative action taken by Illinois in March 2000.December 2001
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Corey Hedgspeth4737 Euclid Ave., East Chicago, IN 46312Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities and nonresponse to OCI request forinformation. July 2001
Shawn P. Henderson142 S. James, Waukesha, WI 53186Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and agreed to reportany criminal conviction within 30 days of the date ofconviction. This action was based on allegations of failureto promptly report a criminal conviction. January 2001
Damon L. Herron2703 N. Mildred Apt. 3A, Chicago, IL 60614Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI relating to his currentWisconsin address. July 2001
Harold Robert Hjort, Jr.2 S. Main St. # 204, Lake Placid, FL 33852Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofFlorida on an insurance license application. June 2001
Dennis H. HoelzelW5861 Manitowoc Rd., Appleton, WI 54915Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Gregory L. Hoppens1025 Oak Ave. S. #104, Onalaska, WI 54650Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
James W. HoskinsP. O. Box 171, Camp Douglas, WI 54618Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Christopher M. Huttner Sr.1801 Arlington Ave., Beloit, WI 53511Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
John Scott Jaeger1710 Plum Thicket Ln., West Des Moines, IA 50266Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and agreed to reportany administrative action regarding an occupationallicense as required by s. Ins 6.61(16), Wis. Adm. Code.This action was based on allegations of failing to reportan administrative action taken by Iowa in 1999.December 2001
Amy L. JamesW299 S10545 Fantom Woods Rd.Mukwonago, WI 53149Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingactivities and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. March 2001
David S. Johnson5383 Heartwood Ln., Roscoe, IL 61073Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI regarding allegations ofmisappropriation of funds and false statement onapplication regarding insurance company termination foralleged misconduct. July 2001
Michael B. JohnsonP. O. Box 232, Niagara, WI 54151Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Robert W. JohnsonP. O. Box 511, Holmen, WI 54636Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Martin Harrell Kanipe2981 Summerhurst Dr., Midlothian, VA 23113Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofWisconsin on a surplus lines insurance license application.April 2001
Rory M. Karch177 Mill St., Campbellsport, WI 53010Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
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Alexander Karsanidi174 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofFlorida on an insurance license application. July 2001
Charles W. Kellogg521 Longwood Dr. NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI regarding child supportarrearage. September 2001
Roger L. Kenton465 E. 21st St., Edgar, WI 54426Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Lynn M. Kilian4528 Golf Rd. Apt. 8, Windsor, WI 53598Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities and nonresponse to OCI request forinformation. July 2001
Jerry A. Klemp606 Edgar Ave., Rothschild, WI 54474-1223Was ordered to pay restitutionary forfeiture of 5% ofcorporate note sales to each customer prior to beingconsidered for relicensing and has had his insurancelicense revoked for 2 years. This action was based onallegations of acting in concert with Michal Nickel, doingan insurance business as Catholic Fraternal Services, andin connection with the sale of unregistered securities(unsecured short-term corporate promissory notes),assisting an unauthorized insurer (“guaranteeing” thenotes) and providing inaccurate, incomplete andmisleading information in response to OCI’s inquiry. April2001
David P. KluthN85 W16075 Donald Ct., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Michael A. Knox1916 Summit Ave., Waukesha, WI 53188Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Dale M. Krause1120 Redwing Tr., DePere, WI 54115Agreed to a denial of his application for an insurancelicense for 31 days. This action was based on allegationsof failing to disclose administrative action taken byMichigan on an insurance license application. August2001
Bridget A. Krupski2310 Remington Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Rhonda K. Lagoni-Schwoegler18 Golf Course Rd., Madison, WI 53704Was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $200.00 and has hadher insurance license revoked. This action was based onallegations of a criminal conviction substantially relatedto insurance marketing type activities. Lagoni-Schwoeglerdid not appear at the hearing or prehearing. June 2001
Marshall H. Larson208 Swift St. # 4, Edgerton, WI 53534Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Leroy E. Lee910 MacArthur Ave., Ashland, WI 54806Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Gary D. Lennartz636 Pewaukee Rd. Unit D, Pewaukee, WI 53072Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Harold J. Lerner1331A E. Randolph Ct., Milwaukee, WI 53212Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Kirby D. Lewis5734 N. 38th St., Milwaukee, WI 53209Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
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Bing Bing Li115 Powers Ave., Madison, WI 53714Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of criminalconvictions substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities. May 2001
Dorothy Jane Ligeza2495 Amber Ln., Elgin, IL 60123Has had her application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state of NewJersey on an insurance license application. April 2001
Thelmer J. Lock7118 W. Villard Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53218Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Kenneth C. Luedke2055 W. Vista Cir., De Pere, WI 54115Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Thavone B. Ly1524 S. Commercial St., Neenah, WI 54956Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Michael J. Marshall8832 Pheasant Run, Burlington, WI 53105Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Elaine K. Matysik12440 MacAlister Way Apt. 207, New Berlin, WI 53151Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Martin James McAlpin7595 Quinn Ave. NW, South Haven, MN 55382Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofMinnesota on an insurance license application. July 2001
John M. McCarthy960 Bristol Trail Rd., Lake Zurich, IL 60047Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofIllinois on an insurance license application. August 2001
Arnold G. McClain III3912 E. Antisdale Rd., South Euclid, OH 44118Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseprevious Wisconsin administrative actions on an insurancelicense application and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. March 2001
Michael J. McDermott515 Ridge St., Mineral Point, WI 53565Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Sean E. McDonald2461 Elm St., Marinette, WI 54143Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Paul E. McElroy21606 176th St., Cornell, WI 54732Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Dan Steven McNerney1008 Lake Point Ln., Columbia, MO 65203Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and agreed to adenial of his application for an insurance license for 60days. This action was based on allegations of failing todisclose administrative action taken by the state of SouthDakota on an insurance license application andnonresponse to OCI’s request for information. September2001
Floyd Charles Meeker5449 E. Caspar, Mesa, AZ 85205Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
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David Douglas Meilahn7821 Iowa St., River Forest, IL 60305Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 30 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action previously taken by thestate of Wisconsin on an insurance license application.May 2001
James M. Mertens626 E. State St. Apt. 608, Milwaukee, WI 53202Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative actions taken by the states of Californiaand Georgia on an insurance license application andnonresponse to OCI request for information. July 2001
Norman W. Micke9 Sugar Maple Tr., Madison, WI 53717Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Polly A. MoserP. O. Box 781, Cuba City, WI 53807Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Belinda Ellen Agnes Motil1805 Clearbrook Ln., Virginia Beach, VA 23464Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative actions taken by the states of Iowa,Missouri, Wisconsin and possibly Virginia on an insurancelicense application and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. October 2001
Julian Vartan Movsesian49 Goleta Point Dr., Corona Del Mar, CA 92625Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofWisconsin on an insurance license application. April 2001
Paul Mundschau112 S. West Ave., Waukesha, WI 53186Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
David A. Neilon21350 W. North Ave., Brookfield, WI 53005Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Ronald D. NelsonW1938 7836 Overlook Bay Rd. #8B, Muskego, WI 53150Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
David L. Nichols421 Manitowoc St., Reedsville, WI 54230Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of administrativeaction taken by the State of Wisconsin Supreme Court,Board of Attorneys Professional Responsibility andnonresponse to OCI’s request for information. October2001
Leroy Nichols5762 N. 92nd St., Milwaukee, WI 53225Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. December 2001
Michal K. Nickel281 Grand Ave., Schofield, WI 54476Was ordered to pay restitutionary forfeiture of 5% ofcorporate note sales to each customer prior to beingconsidered for relicensing and has had his insurancelicense revoked for 2 years. This action was based onallegations of acting in concert with Jerry Klemp, doingan insurance business as Catholic Fraternal Services, andin connection with the sale of unregistered securities(unsecured short-term corporate promissory notes),assisting an unauthorized insurer (“guaranteeing” thenotes) and providing inaccurate, incomplete andmisleading information in response to OCI’s inquiry. April2001
Deborah K. Olson9834 W. Bluff Lake Rd., Danbury, WI 54830Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
James D. Onaro605 E. Ridley Ave., Ridley Park, PA 19078Paid a forfeiture of $1,500.00 and was ordered to reportany action required to be reported under s. Ins 6.61 (16),Wis. Adm. Code, within the time allowed. This actionwas based on allegations of failing to report administrativeactions taken by another state. March 2001
David A. Orfan3405 Connie Ln., Middleton, WI 53562Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
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George A. Otto2437 S. 117th St., West Allis, WI 53227Has had his license summarily suspended. This action wasbased on allegations of forgery, theft, and failure to reportaction taken by the Wisconsin Department of FinancialInstitutions. August 2001
George A. Otto2437 S. 117th St., West Allis, WI 53227Agreed to a revocation of his insurance license. This actionwas based on allegations of wrongfully obtaining andusing customer annuity funds and premiums and failingto report an action taken against him by the WisconsinDepartment of Financial Institutions against his securitieslicense. September 2001
Bruce R. Paulson720 Knowlton St. # G, Waterloo, WI 53594Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Nancy K. Pavlopoulos18910 Hiview Dr., Brookfield, WI 53045Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
William Dexter Pearse III1609 Broderick St., San Francisco, CA 94115Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofGeorgia on an insurance license application. July 2001
Gail A. PerryN4300 Park Rd. Apt. 8Cambridge, WI 53523Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Connie M. Pierson605 Springline Dr., West Chester, PA 19382Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Maine on aninsurance license application. January 2001
Angeline Marie Poventud1140 Rainbow Ct., Mukwonago, WI 53149Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Jory Allan Pradjinski4438 N. Murray Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53211Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Barbara Lynn Pytlak459 Prado Way, Stockton, CA 95207Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI regarding indebtednessor bankruptcy. October 2001
Gary L. RedfernP. O. Box 1931, Appleton, WI 54913Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Greg A. Regal8214 Hwy. 32 N., Gillett, WI 54124Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose a previous Wisconsin administrative actionon an insurance license application. September 2001
Melvin E. Rodney, Jr.366 Plymouth, Inverness, IL 60067Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and agreed to reportall administrative actions regarding an occupationallicense as required by s. Ins 6.61(16), Wis. Adm. Code.This action was based on allegations of failing to reportan administrative action taken by Illinois in April 2000.November 2001
Craig Alan Ross7070 Hickory Ln., Urbandale, IA 50322Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofMissouri on an insurance license application and untimelyresponse to OCI’s request for information. August 2001
Lynn Marie Rumery13 S. Main St., P. O. Box 499, Strong, ME 04983Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingactivities and nonresponse to OCI’s request forinformation. March 2001
Patrick R. Russell3780 Dominic Dr., Brookfield, WI 53045Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00. This action was
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based on allegations of failing to report an administrativeaction taken by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 1998.December 2001
Michael Glenn Salmons2352 Silverthorn Dr., Rockford, IL 61107Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofMissouri on an insurance license application. July 2001
George A. Sawchuk6405 W. Lloyd, Wauwatosa, WI 53213Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Thomas Hackney Sayre1528 Pine Meadow Rd., Lexington, KY 40504Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofKentucky on an insurance license application. July 2001
David W. Scanlan6015 N. Shoreland Ave.,Whitefish Bay, WI 53217Was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $200.00, was orderedto pay restitution, and has had his insurance licenserevoked. This action was based on allegations of solicitingthree persons for Transamerica Life Insurance and AnnuityCompany and Transamerica Occidental Life InsuranceCompany, collecting $47,633.00 for premiums, but usingthe money for personal purposes. He did business as TermQuote Direct and deposited the money in the Term QuoteDirect account at First Union Securities. He was alsocharged with theft by fraud of $39,600.00 in Eau ClaireCounty. His insurance license was suspended for failingto comply with Wisconsin continuing educationrequirements. Scanlan did not appear at the hearing orprehearing. December 2001
Michael D. Schlais2108 MacArthur Rd. # 9, Waukesha, WI 53188Has had his license summarily suspended. This action wasbased on allegations of utilizing premiums for own use,not submitting premiums to the insurer with theapplications, failing to respond to OCI, and failing tonotify OCI of an address change. June 2001
Michael D. Schlais2108 MacArthur Rd. # 9, Waukesha, WI 53188Was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and has hadhis insurance license revoked. This action was based on
allegations of utilizing premiums for own use, notsubmitting premiums to the insurer with the applications,failing to respond to OCI, and failing to notify OCI of anaddress change. August 2001
William J. Schooley2008 N. Lexington, Janesville, WI 53545Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities and not responding to an OCI request forinformation. April 2001
Susan L. ScribnerP. O. Box 401, Mellen, WI 54546Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Arthur Bradford Seifert6409 Potomac Ave., Alexandria, VA 22307Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofVirginia on an insurance license application. August 2001
Monty C. Shadd4837A N. 46th St., Milwaukee, WI 53218Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Stephen L. Sheldon1502 Kalahari Dr., Green Bay, WI 54313Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Craig M. SmithN70 W5626 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg, WI 53012Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $750.00. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to report an administrativeaction taken by another state and failing to respond toinquiries from OCI. April 2001
Vincent P. Sparks1508 Walnut Ave., South Milwaukee, WI 53172Was ordered to have a restricted license to sell only legalexpense insurance for 3 years. This action was based onallegations of a criminal conviction substantially relatedto insurance marketing type activities and nonresponseto OCI’s request for information. May 2001
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Chandler Spell7824 W. Bobolink Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53218Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction substantially related to insurance marketingtype activities and a misleading description of criminalconviction on his application. September 2001
Bobby Eugene Spencer Jr.7555 S. Utica # 214, Littleton, CO 80128Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 30 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto respond to OCI’s request for information. March 2001
James Scott Sterling101 N. Wacker Dr. #231, Chicago, IL 60606Agreed to surrender his insurance agent’s license. Thisaction was based on allegations of agreeing to a voluntaryrevocation of his resident Illinois insurance license. August2001
Thomas W. Tepper1512 Franklin St., Wausau, WI 54403Agreed to cooperate with OCI’s investigation and agreedto a revocation of his insurance license for 3 years. Thisaction was based on allegations of assisting anunauthorized insurer and misrepresentation to OCI.January 2001
Sherry A. Thome-Crotteau7130 W. Southridge Dr. #98, Greenfield, WI 53220Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $2,000.00 and agreed topay restitution of $17,536.99 in premiums due to aninsurer and never reapply for an insurance license andagreed to a revocation of her insurance license. This actionwas based on allegations of utilizing premiums for ownuse and not submitting applications to the insurer. May2001
Doris Louise Thornton-Mims4688 S. Huntington Dr. #204, El Sereno, CA 90032Has had her application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of failing to discloseadministrative action taken by the state of Georgia on aninsurance license application. July 2001
Charles L. TimmP. O. Box 457, Galesville, WI 54630Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Tom H. Treis10634 W. Courtland Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53225Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Eddie D. Triplett4027 N. 26th St., Milwaukee, WI 53209Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Judy A. UehlingE899 Stevens Rd., De Soto, WI 54624Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Victor V. Voigt628 Hwy. W., Reedsville, WI 54230Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Glenwood Franklin Warner2 Angle St., Caribou, ME 04736Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of misrepresenting information toOCI on a previous license application regarding criminalconvictions. Warner did not appear at the hearing orprehearing. January 2001
Peter A. Weddig13795 46th Ave., Chippewa Falls, WI 54729Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Donald F. WeissN10454 Hwy. V, Mayville, WI 53050Paid a forfeiture of $250.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to properly indicate that areplacement was involved in an application for lifeinsurance. February 2001
Dean G. White922 S. Bauch Ave., Freeport, IL 61032Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative actions taken by the state ofIllinois on an insurance license application. October 2001
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Michael L. White, Jr.N7737 4th St., Eland, WI 54427Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Marie C. Whiting8320 River Terrace Dr., Franklin, WI 53132Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Robert P. Witt5510 Creamery Rd., McFarland, WI 53558Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $250.00 and agreed to reportany administrative action regarding an occupationallicense as required by s. Ins 6.61(16), Wis. Adm. Code.This action was based on allegations of failing to reportan administrative action taken by the WisconsinDepartment of Financial Institutions in April 2000.December 2001
Kevin W. Wootan720 Hobart St., Eau Claire, WI 54703Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of a criminalconviction and pending sentencing for a crimesubstantially related to insurance marketing activities.January 2001
Anthony R. Young Sr.2518 N. Hubbard, Milwaukee, WI 53212Has had his insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. October 2001
Timothy Jay Zak7645 Garfield Ave. S. # 7, Richfield, MN 55423Has had his application for an insurance license denied.This action was based on allegations of administrativeaction taken against his attorney’s license by the state ofMinnesota Supreme Court, Lawyers Professional ReviewPanel. November 2001
Joseph E. Zdeb5717 Greenwood, Shawnee, KS 66216Has had his application for an insurance license deniedfor 31 days. This action was based on allegations of failingto disclose administrative action taken by the state ofKansas on an insurance license application. December2001
Jane K. Zielinski6920 S. 117th St., Franklin, WI 53132Has had her insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Allegations and Actions Against Companies:
AIU Insurance Company70 Pine St., New York, NY 10270Paid a forfeiture of $500.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to file a required financial statementby the due date. June 2001
Allstate Life Insurance Company100 Corporate North #300, Bannockburn, IL 60015Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
Allstate Life Insurance Company100 Corporate North #300, Bannockburn, IL 60015Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
American General Life Ins. Co.P. O. Box 4543, Houston, TX 77210Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the receiptof the order. This action was based on allegations of failingto respond promptly to inquiries from OCI. July 2001
American Health and Life Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 2548, Fort Worth, TX 76113Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $500.00 and agreed topromptly provide requested information to OCI in thefuture. This action was based on allegations of failing torespond promptly to inquiries from OCI. January 2001
American Home Assurance Company70 Pine St., New York, NY 10270Paid a forfeiture of $500.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to file a required financial statementby the due date. June 2001
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American Investors Life Insurance Company1 Amvestors Pl., 555 S. Kansas Ave., Topeka, KS 66601Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
American Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company1 Kemper Dr., Long Grove, IL 60049Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. March 2001
American Memorial Life Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 2730, Rapid City, SD 57709Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. April 2001
American National Prop. and Cas. Co.1949 E. Sunshine, Springfield, MO 65899Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from utilizing the services of an intermediarywho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. July 2001
American Security Insurance Company260 Interstate North Cir., Atlanta, GA 30339Paid a forfeiture of $2,500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI and failing to comply promptly with an order. October2001
Bradford National Life Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 52121, Phoenix, AZ 85072Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to reply withthe information requested and pay the fees due. This actionwas based on allegations of failing to respond promptlyto inquiries from OCI and failing to pay the annual listingfees due OCI. January 2001
Catholic Aid Association, The3499 Lexington Ave. N., St. Paul, MN 55126Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. June 2001
Catholic Knights1100 W. Wells St., Milwaukee, WI 53233Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
Citizens Insurance Company of America645 W. Grand River Ave., Howell, MI 48843Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. March 2001
Clarendon National Insurance Company1177 Avenue of the Americas, 44th and 45th Fl.New York, NY 10036Paid a forfeiture of $3,400.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from using forms unless and until they havebeen approved for use in Wisconsin and to cease and desistfrom accepting applications from agents unless and untilthey have been properly listed. This action was based onallegations of using unapproved pet insurance policyforms and allowing two unlisted agents to solicit insuranceprior to being properly listed. December 2001
Columbia Universal Life Insurance Company11211 Taylor Draper Ln. #200 P. O. Box 200225, Austin, TX 78720Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary whois not properly listed. This action was based on allegationsof allowing an agent to submit applications prior to listingthe agent. July 2001
Combined Insurance Company of America5050 N. Broadway 7th Fl., Chicago, IL 60640Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from utilizing the services of an intermediaryagent who is not properly listed. This action was basedon allegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
Commerce and Industry Insurance Company70 Pine St., New York, NY 10270Paid a forfeiture of $500.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to file a required financial statementby the due date. June 2001
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company900 Cottage Grove Rd., Hartford, CT 06152Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to provide
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the information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. December 2001
Conseco Annuity Assurance Company11815 N. Pennsylvania St., Carmel, IN 46032Paid a forfeiture of $3,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from utilizing the services of an intermediaryagent who is not properly listed. This action was basedon allegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. February 2001
Conseco Life Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 1970, Carmel, IN 46032Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
Constitution Life Insurance Company600 Courtland St. #400, P. O. Box 4955Orlando, FL 32802Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. January 2001
Continental General Insurance Company8901 Indian Hills Dr., Omaha, NE 68114Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
Continental Insurance Company, The9 Capitol St., Concord, NH 03301Paid a forfeiture of $6,720.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from using forms unless and until they havebeen approved for use in Wisconsin. This action was basedon allegations of using unapproved policy forms for“collector” automobile insurance. April 2001
DaimlerChrysler Corporation12000 Chrysler Dr., Highland Park, MI 48288Paid a forfeiture of $2,000.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI and failing to respond to an order. April 2001
Economy Premier Assurance Company385 Washington St., St. Paul, MN 55102Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based on
allegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
Federated Mutual Insurance Company121 E. Park Square, Owatonna, MN 55060Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from using policy forms prior to receivingapproval from the commissioner. This action was basedon allegations of using unapproved policy endorsementform. April 2001
Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company385 Washington St. MC 510T, St. Paul, MN 55102Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. April 2001
Fidelity Investments Life Ins. Co.82 Devonshire St. G12A, Boston, MA 02109Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. August 2001
Fidelity Life AssociationRt. 22 D-3, Long Grove, IL 60049Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. September 2001
First Penn Pacific Life Insurance Company10 N. Martingale Rd., Schaumburg, IL 60173Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00. This action was based onallegations of violating life insurance replacement laws.March 2001
Foremost Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 3333, Grand Rapids, MI 49501Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. November 2001
Fortis Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 3050, Milwaukee, WI 53201Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00. This action was based onallegations of declining a health insurance applicationwithout providing applicant with notice of the HealthInsurance Risk-Sharing Plan. February 2001
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General Electric Capital Assurance CompanyP. O. Box 320, Lynchburg, VA 24505Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing two agents to submit applicationsprior to listing the agents and failing to promptly complywith an order issued. October 2001
Gerber Life Insurance Company66 Church St., White Plains, NY 10601Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
Greater La Crosse Health Plans, Inc.1837 E. Main St., Onalaska, WI 54650Paid a forfeiture of $3,500.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to comply with a previouscompliance order issued for an examination report.November 2001
Guaranty National Warranty Services, Inc.9 Farm Springs Rd., Farmington, CT 06032Paid a forfeiture of $20,180.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from issuing vehicle service contracts inWisconsin unless and until it has obtained a limitedcertificate of authority to solicit a warranty business. Thisaction was based on allegations of doing an insurancebusiness without proper authority. December 2001
Hartford Accident and Indemnity CompanyHartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06115Paid a forfeiture of $15,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI and failing to promptly comply with an order issued.June 2001
Hartford Casualty Insurance CompanyHartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06115Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. January 2001
Hartford Underwriters Insurance CompanyHartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06115Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. January 2001
Hastings Mutual Insurance Company404 E. Woodlawn Ave., Hastings, MI 49058Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
Horace Mann Insurance Company1 Horace Mann Plaza, Springfield, IL 62715Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. April 2001
Horace Mann Life Insurance Company1 Horace Mann Plaza, Springfield, IL 62715Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. April 2001
Household Life Insurance Company200 Somerset Corporate Blvd. Ste. #100Bridgewater, NJ 08807Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from utilizing the services of an intermediaryagent who is not properly listed. This action was basedon allegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. August 2001
Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania, The70 Pine St., New York, NY 10270Paid a forfeiture of $1,500.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to file the worker’s compensationschedule explaining the basis for the distribution ofdividends. March 2001
Life Investors Ins. Co. of America4333 Edgewood Rd. NE, P. O. Box 1447Cedar Rapids, IA 52499Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from utilizing the services of an intermediarywho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. July 2001
Manufacturers Life Ins. Co. of North Am.P. O. Box 9230, Boston, MA 02205Paid a forfeiture of $2,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. August 2001
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Mechanical Breakdown Protection, Inc.250 NE Mulberry, Lee’s Summit, MO 64086Paid a forfeiture of $4,890.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from using forms unless and until they havebeen approved for use in Wisconsin. This action was basedon allegations of using unapproved policy forms. March2001
Metropolitan General Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 350, Warwick, RI 02887Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Co.P. O. Box 350, Warwick, RI 02886Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
MML Bay State Life Insurance Company1295 State St., Springfield, MA 01111Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
National Guardian Life Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 1191, Madison, WI 53701Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
National Health Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 619999, DFW Airport, Dallas, TX 75261Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an agent who is notproperly listed. This action was based on allegations ofallowing an agent to submit applications prior to listingthe agent. November 2001
National Motorists Association402 W. Second St., Waunakee, WI 53597Was ordered to cease and desist from all insuranceactivities in Wisconsin including solicitation and servicingof any insurance business until a certificate of authorityis obtained. This action was based on allegations of doingan insurance business without proper authority from
Wisconsin by indemnifying participants for future trafficfines. August 2001
New England Life Insurance Company501 Boylston St., Boston, MA 02117Paid a forfeiture of $1,500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. May 2001
New Hampshire Insurance Company2005 Market St., Philadelphia, PA 19103Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information to the office. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to respond promptly toinquiries from OCI and failing to promptly comply withan order. December 2001
New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation51 Madison Ave. Rm. 2608, New York, NY 10010Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
New York Life Insurance Company51 Madison Ave. Rm. 2608, New York, NY 10010Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
NYLIFE Insurance Company of Arizona51 Madison Ave. Rm. 2608, New York, NY 10010Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
Old Line Life Insurance Company of America, TheP. O. Box 401, Milwaukee, WI 53201Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
Penn Treaty Network America Insurance Company3440 Lehigh St., Allentown, PA 18103Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
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Physicians Plus Insurance Corporation22 E. Mifflin St. #200, Madison, WI 53703Paid a forfeiture of $2,500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI and failing to promptly respond and failing topromptly comply with an order. October 2001
Progressive Northern Insurance Company6300 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village, OH 44143Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to ceaseand desist from issuing improper notices of nonrenewal.This action was based on allegations of issuing animproper nonrenewal of an insurance policy. May 2001
Progressive Northern Insurance Company300 N. Commons Blvd., Mayfield, OH 44143Agreed to pay a forfeiture of $70,000.00 and agreed toaccept insurance applications only from agents who areproperly listed. This action was based on allegations offailing to comply with a previous examination orderregarding accepting business from unlisted agents. June2001
Security First Life Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 92193, Los Angeles, CA 90009Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company8500 State Farm Way, Woodbury, MN 55125Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. August 2001
State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. Co.8500 State Farm Way, Woodbury, MN 55125Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. August 2001
Teachers Insurance Company1 Horace Mann Plaza, Springfield, IL 62715Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. April 2001
Transamerica Life Insurance Company4333 Edgewood Rd. NE, P. O. Box 1447Cedar Rapids, IA 52499Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. September 2001
Transportation Insurance CompanyCNA Plaza, Chicago, IL 60685Paid a forfeiture of $5,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. March 2001
Travelers Indemnity Company of IL1 Tower Sq. 4CR, Hartford, CT 06183Paid a forfeiture of $3,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI and failing to promptly comply with an order.November 2001
Travelers Insurance Company, The1 Tower Sq. 4CR, Hartford, CT 06183Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
Triad Marketing Group LLC70 S. Val Vista Dr. Ste. 3A #608, Gilbert, AZ 85296Paid a forfeiture of $720.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from issuing vehicle service contracts in Wisconsinuntil it has obtained authority to do a warranty business.This action was based on allegations of doing an insurancebusiness without proper authority. November 2001
Trustmark Insurance Company400 Field Dr., Lake Forest, IL 60045Paid a forfeiture of $1,000.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI and failure to comply with an order. September 2001
Union Security Life Insurance Company1201 Market St. Ste. 1500, Wilmington, DE 19801Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
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United Family Life Ins. Company Liberty Ins. ServicesP. O. Box 19061, Greenville, SC 29602Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. February 2001
United Fire & Casualty CompanyP. O. Box 73909, Cedar Rapids, IA 52407Paid a forfeiture of $3,500.00 and was ordered to paylisting fees due and to promptly pay fees in the future.This action was based on allegations of failing to pay July2000 company listing fees and failing to promptly respondto an order. May 2001
United States Warranty Corporation (DE)15 Alpha Park, Cleveland, OH 44143Paid a forfeiture of $740.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from issuing service contracts unless and until ithas obtained a limited certificate of authority to solicit awarranty plan in Wisconsin. This action was based onallegations of doing an insurance business without properauthority. November 2001
Unity Health Plans Insurance Corporation840 Carolina St., Sauk City, WI 53583Paid a forfeiture of $3,000.00. This action was based onallegations of failing to comply with a previouscompliance order issued for an examination report.November 2001
Voluntary Benefits International, Inc.2801 Hwy. 280 S., Birmingham, AL 35223Has had its insurance license revoked. This action wasbased on allegations of failing to pay Wisconsin delinquenttaxes due. September 2001
Warner Insurance Company200 W. Adams #400, Chicago, IL 60606Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe requested information. This action was based onallegations of failing to respond promptly to inquiries fromOCI. November 2001
West Coast Life Insurance Company343 Sansome St., San Francisco, CA 94104Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. October 2001
Western National Mutual Insurance Company5350 W. 78th St., Minneapolis, MN 55439Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from improperly terminating policies mid-term forunderwriting reasons which should have been knownwithin the first 60 days of the new policy. This action wasbased on allegations of issuing an improper mid-termcancellation of an insurance policy. March 2001
Western-Southern Life Assurance Company, The400 Broadway St., Cincinnati, OH 45202Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to providethe information requested within ten days of the order.This action was based on allegations of failing to respondpromptly to inquiries from OCI. March 2001
Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance CorporationP. O. Box 8520, Madison, WI 53708-8520Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly listed. This action was based onallegations of allowing an agent to submit applicationsprior to listing the agent. January 2001
World Insurance CompanyP. O. Box 3160, Omaha, NE 68103-0160,Paid a forfeiture of $500.00 and was ordered to cease anddesist from utilizing the services of an intermediary agentwho is not properly licensed. This action was based onallegations of utilizing the services of an unlicensed agent.January 2001
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Segregated Funds
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The purpose of the Fund is to make reasonablypriced property insurance available for tax-supportedlocal government property such as governmentbuildings, schools, libraries, and motor vehicles. TheFund provides policy and claim service to thepolicyholders.
As of June 30, 2001, the Fund insured 1,133policyholders: 71 counties, 296 schools, 151 cities,281 towns, 221 villages, and 113 miscellaneous(libraries, etc.). The number of policyholders increasedby 20 (1.8%) since the previous fiscal year-end. Twographs are included that reflect growth in the Fund’spolicyholder base and growth in its insurance coveragein force. The total amount of insurance in force as ofJune 30, 2001, was $27.6 billion, up from $25.1 billionas of the previous fiscal year-end.
Two pie charts reflecting premium earned distri-bution by type of policyholder and the breakdown bytype of policy purchased are also attached. The ma-jority of the Fund’s insureds are using the valuationproject service that began in 1988. This unique methodof valuing buildings, contents, property in the open,and contractor’s equipment was developed to promoteequity in premiums and the proper reporting of val-ues. Participants not only have broader coverages, butenjoy the benefits of automatic computer-generatedstatements of values.
During 1998 the Fund modified its valuation policyform coverage with respect to replacement coverage forfine arts, collectible items, and museum collections. Thesechanges were necessary to permit the Fund to better assessits exposure relative to fine arts, collectible items, andmuseum collections which can have substantialreplacement costs. Effective January 1, 1999, the mostthe Fund will pay for any one item is $50,000. If, however,the insured desires higher amounts of coverage on a peritem basis, it must either schedule the individual propertyand provide an estimated replacement value, or purchasean endorsement that offers coverage subject to per item,per exhibit, and per occurrence limitations.
Rates over the past five years have remained stable,however, due to an anticipated net loss and changes inthe Fund’s reinsurance program’s retention levels, theFund implemented a 24% increase in building and contentrates effective July 1, 2001. The Fund’s surplus actuallydecreased approximately $2.7 million over the June 30,2000, level, while its total insurance in force increased$2.5 billion over the same time period. The Fund’sinsurance in force represents property that is insuredagainst loss. The more property insured, the greater thepotential for a loss. Claims costs coupled with higherself-insured Fund reinsurance retention levels and higherreinsurance premium will continue to be a factor in therate-setting analysis. Fund management will continue tomonitor insurance in force and claims trends whenevaluating the Fund’s rating structure. As of year-end2001, the Fund was in the process of engaging anindependent actuarial consulting firm to assist it withrating issues.
Local Government Property Insurance Fund (Fund)
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Number of PolicyholdersFiscal Years 1990 - 2001
0
300
600
900
1,200
Policyholders 666 683 721 738 866 960 1,099 1,138 1,128 1,113 1,133
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
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Break-Out by Policy TypeJune 30, 2001
First Year Policy5%
Policy w/Coinsurance Provision
11%
Valuation Policy84%
Direct Premium Earned by Entity Type Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2001
Counties30%
Other5%Towns
5%
Villages7%
Cities24%
Schools29%
Local Government Property Insurance FundGrowth in Coverage In-Force
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
Fiscal Year
In-F
orce
(in
Bill
ions
)
In-Force 12.686 14.055 15 14.95 15.4 16.4 17.8 18.824 19.4 21.48 22.767 25.08 27.563
1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
In-F
orce
(in
Bill
ions
)
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Following are financial statements—balance sheet and income statements—for the Fund for the fiscal year endingJune 30, 2001.
Local GovernmentProperty Insurance Fund
Balance Sheet—Statutory BasisJune 30, 2001
AssetsBonds - Amortized Cost $19,177,759Investment Fund 11,146,000Cash at Treasury 25,178Premiums Receivable 650,286Reinsurance Recoverable 1,854,871Interest Receivable 436,306
Total Assets $33,290,400
Liabilities and Surplus
LiabilitiesNet Loss Reserves $ 8,163,639Loss Adjustment
Expenses Payable 174,965Net Unearned Premiums 3,521,654Other Expenses Payable 610,918
Total Liabilities $ 12,471,176
SurplusSurplus - Beginning of Year 23,501,292Net Income (2,682,068)
Surplus - End of Year 20,819,224
Total Liabilities and Surplus $33,290,400
Local GovernmentProperty Insurance Fund
Income Statement—Statutory BasisJune 30, 2001
Premiums EarnedDirect Premium Earned $11,354,966Reinsurance Ceded (2,349,941)
Net Premium Earned $9,005,025
Losses IncurredDirect Losses Incurred 14,198,447Reinsurance Loss Recoveries (2,405,279)
Net Losses Incurred 11,793,168
Loss Adjustment Expenses 582,633
Other Underwriting Expenses 1,025,083
Total Net Lossesand Expenses 13,400,884
Underwriting Loss (4,395,859)
Investment & Other IncomeInterest on Bonds 1,097,696Investment Fund Earnings 663,442Realized Capital Gain 55Other Income 1,775Investment Expenses (49,176)
Net Investment Income 1,713,792
Net Loss Before Dividends (2,682,067)
Dividends to Policyholders (0)
Net Income $(2,682,067)
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Patients Compensation Fund (Fund)
The Fund was created in 1975 to provide excessmedical malpractice insurance for Wisconsin health careproviders. The Fund is governed by a 13-member Boardof Governors (Board) that consists of 3 insurance industryrepresentatives, a member named by the WisconsinAcademy of Trial Lawyers, a member named by the StateBar Association, 2 members named by the State MedicalSociety of Wisconsin, a member named by the WisconsinHospital Association, 4 public members appointed by theGovernor, and the Commissioner of Insurance who servesas the chair. The Fund’s administrative staff is providedby OCI.
The Board is assisted by an Underwriting andActuarial Committee, a Legal Committee, a ClaimsCommittee, an Investment/Finance and Audit Committee,a Risk Management Steering Committee, and a PeerReview Council. The Board and its committees meetquarterly.
The Fund operates on a fiscal year basis—July 1through June 30. Administrative costs, operating costs,and claim payments are funded through assessments onparticipating health care providers.
8,1738,495
9,076 9,1149,659
9,822 9,816
10,201 10,088 10,418
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000
11,000
12/31/1992 12/31/1994 12/31/1996 12/31/1998 12/31/2000
Physicians in Patients Compensation Fund1992-2001
1,4561,492
1,454
1,3071,253
1,2041,241
1,2071,267
1,267
1,000
1,100
1,200
1,300
1,400
1,500
1,600
12/31/1992 12/31/1994 12/31/1996 12/31/1998 12/31/2000
Corporations in Patients Compensation Fund1992-2001
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As of December 31, 2001, the vast majority of Fundparticipants were physicians at 85% with corporationscomprising another 10% and the remaining 5% comprisedof various other participant types, as illustrated in thecharts above. At year-end 2001, Fund participants totaled12,344 comprised of 10,418 physicians, 1,267corporations, 434 nurse anesthetists, 120 hospitals with29 affiliated nursing homes, 47 partnerships, 19 hospital-owned or controlled entities, 8 ambulatory surgery centers,and 2 cooperatives.
From July 1, 1975, through December 31, 2001,4,615 claims had been filed in which the Fund was named.During this period, the Fund’s total number of paid claimsincreased to 585, totaling $507,692,824. Of the totalnumber of claims in which the Fund has been named,3,664 claims have been closed with no indemnity
payment. Of the remaining reported claims as ofDecember 31, 2001, 32 cases carried aggregate casereserves of $33,262,860.
Changes in the Fund’s statutory investment authorityhave had a positive impact on the Fund. Legislationenacted in April 1990, which permitted the Fund to investin long-term financial instruments, has resulted in higherinvestment earnings. The Fund’s actuaries have estimatedthat during the period October 1, 1990, to September 30,2001, investment earnings on the long-term portfolio were$93.5 million greater than what would have been earnedhad these assets remained in the short-term account.
During 1999, the Investment Committee, with theassistance of an outside investment consultant, developednew investment guidelines. The new investment
Patients Compensation Fund CompositionDecember 31, 2001
Corporations10%
All Other Partcipants
5%
Physicians85%
434120
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29
19
8
2
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450
Nurse Anesthetists
Hospitals
Partnerships
Affiliated Nursing Homes
Hosptial-Owned or Controlled Entities
Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Cooperatives
*All Other Participants in Patients Compensation FundDecember 31, 2001
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guidelines provide for investment in equities to maximizeinvestment return. These new investment guidelines wereimplemented in 2000 in coordination with the State ofWisconsin Investment Board.
Major Activities for 2001:
• Fund administration, in conjunction with legalcounsel, closely monitored claims filed whichchallenge the constitutionality of the noneco-nomic and wrongful death caps. This is anongoing issue and will be closely monitored.
• Fund administration closely monitored the useof outside counsel. Pursuant to a court decisionin 2000, the Fund hires separate defense counselon each claim. Fund staff monitors the claimsand the use of these outside counsel to ensurethat while the Fund receives the necessaryrepresentation, that legal fees are controlled.
• The Fund is in the process of implementing latefiling fees which will be charged to primarycarriers when certificates are not received timelyin accordance with s. Ins 17.28 (5), Wis. Adm.Code.
• Extensive work continued during 2001 to verifyand process up-to-date exemption status forproviders that held a license to practice inWisconsin but for which a current exemption orcertificate was not on file with the Fund.Providers that remain in noncompliance arereferred to their respective licensing boards forenforcement action by that board. As ofDecember 31, 2001, 9,159 providers claimed anexemption from the Fund. The various basis forthe exemptions are illustrated in the chart below:
Patients Compensation Fund Exemptions December 31, 2001
State, County, or Municipal Employee
12.5%
Company Inactive5.3%
Practice Out ofThe State
22.7%
Federal Employee4.7% Not Yet Practicing
14.9%
Less Than 240 Hours23.4%
Retired15.2%
Temporarily Ceasing Practice
1.1%
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Following are financial statements—balance sheet and income statement—for the Fund for the fiscal year endingJune 30, 2001. The figures reported are on an unaudited basis.
Patients Compensation FundBalance SheetJune 30, 2001
Admitted AssetsCash $ 47,839State Investment Fund Shares 7,903,291Long-term Investments 559,162,359Bond Investment Income Receivable 8,954,422Short-term Interest Receivable 44,991Assessments Receivable 368,401Less: Allowance for Uncollectible
Accounts (966)Prepaid Items 5,995Office Furniture and Equipment 24,115Other Receivables 13,782
Total Admitted Assets $576,524,228
LiabilitiesLoss Liabilities
Liability for Incurred ButNot Reported Losses $701,500,418
Liability for Reported Losses 52,516,954Liability for Loss Adjustment
Expense 32,436,465
Estimated Unpaid Loss Liabilities 786,453,837Amount Representing Interest (240,654,874)
Discounted Loss Liabilities 545,798,963Liabilities for Future Medical Expenses 490,725
Total Loss Liabilities 546,289,688
Other Liabilities:Contributions Being Held 1,200,000Assessments Received in Advance 293,333Provider Refunds Payable 183,123Medical Mediation Panels Payable 4,304Gen & Adm Expense Payable 68,052Compensated Absences 25,179
Total Liabilities 548,063,679
Fund Surplus 28,460,549
Total Liabilities and Fund Surplus $576,524,228
Patients Compensation FundStatement of Income and Changes in Fund Surplus
June 30, 2001
Underwriting Income:Assessments Written (Net) $ 36,806,961
Less Underwriting Expenses:Net Losses Paid 37,322,931Interest on Loss Payments 2,854,493Loss Adjustment Expenses Paid 2,800,086Risk Management Expenses 55,055Medical Expense Paid 159,112Change in Liability for Incurred
But Not Reported Losses 30,683,632Change in Liability for Reported
Losses 6,053,669Change in Liability for Loss
Adjustment Expense 1,054,925Change in Amount Representing
Interest (5,575,128)Change in Liability for
Future Medical Expenses 17,189
Total Underwriting Expenses 75,425,964
Net Underwriting Gain (Loss) (38,619,003)
Investment & Other IncomeInvestment Income 33,663,458Unrealized gain (adjustment to market value) 5,171,577Change in Bond Premium (Discount) 1,387,387Assessment Interest Income 362,005Administrative Fee Income 46,268Surcharge Income 0Other Income 2,515Depreciation Expense (6,040)Loss on Disposal of Fixed Assets 0Less General and Administrative Expense (777,328)
Net Gain (Loss) $ 39,849,478
Fund Balance, Beginning of Year $ 27,229,710Net Gain (Loss) 1,230,838Other Adjustments 0
Fund Surplus, End of Year $ 28,460,549
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State Life Insurance Fund (Fund)
The Fund is a segregated fund located within OCI.The Fund offers a maximum of $10,000 of life insuranceto state residents. Operating as a mutual insurancecompany, the Fund is supervised by the Commissioner.
Section 607.15, Wis. Stat., requires the Fund todistribute annually among the policyholders its net profitsand to the extent practicably possible, maintain a ratio ofsurplus to assets between 7% and 10%. In 2001, a
distribution of $3.9 million was paid to policyholders inthe form of dividends.
Wisconsin is the only state in the nation that offers alife insurance program to residents. All policies issued areparticipating and there is no marketing of the Fund. Thelapse rate on Fund policies is a low .1%. As of December 31,2001, there were 30,407 policies in force.
State Life Insurance FundBalance Sheet
December 31, 2001
AssetsBonds $65,082,910Policy Loans 3,814,506Cash and Bank Deposits 291,196State Investment Fund 4,894,000Premiums Deferred &
Uncollected 109,933Investment Income Due
& Accrued 1,356,599
Total Assets $75,549,144
Liabilities and SurplusReserves for Life Policies
& Contracts $51,931,867Interest Maintenance
Reserve 585,850Policy Claims 178,049Dividends Due and
Unpaid (2001) 18,056Dividends - Provision
for 2002 3,917,124Deposit Type Contracts 11,891,241Unclaimed Property 56,902Taxes, Licenses, Fees
Accrued 447Suspense and CANC Drafts 76,903Expenses Due & Accrued 84,440Back Up Withholding 560Premiums Received in
Advance 34,884Asset Valuation Reserve 382,925
Total Liabilities $69,159,248
Surplus 6,389,896
Total Liabilities and Surplus $75,549,144
State Life Insurance FundIncome StatementDecember 31, 2001
IncomePremiums $2,458,132Investment Income 5,011,294Miscellaneous Income 1,083Amortization of Interest
Maintenance Reserve 77,626
Total Income $7,548,135
ExpensesDeath Benefits 758,868Matured Endowments 282,500Other Policy Benefits 844,666Increase in Reserve 1,532,792General Operating Expense 629,221
Expenses before Dividends 4,048,047
Net Gain before Dividends 3,500,088
Dividends to Policyholders 3,898,141
Net Gain (Loss) from Operations $ (398,053)
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Division of Administrative Services
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On the application side of the Information ServicesSection, the following list was accomplished to improveuser applications:
• Implemented the Complaints Tracking system totrack all consumer complaints against agents andcompanies.
• Developed more than 15 Complaints systemmanagement reports for use in assigning andanalyzing consumer insurance complaints againstcompanies or agents.
• Implemented COSMOS—a third-party vendordeveloped software system—to perform a variety ofinsurance regulatory functions, including agent andcompany licensing, invoicing and rates and formsfilings. Implementation required interchange of datawith national registries by developing interfaces,downloads and uploads, and reports.
• Developed 25 reports for the COSMOS system toreport revenue, analyze rates and forms filings, andgenerate billing notices.
• Developed an imaging capability to electronicallystore, retrieve and view large amounts of OCIdocuments including rates and forms filings, producerapplications, and company incorporation papers.
• Completed the imaging of all State Life InsuranceFund files.
• Completed the imaging of forms files from previousyears, and began imaging Agent Licensing back files.
• Set up hardware and user manuals for electronicpublic access to rates and forms information.
• Developed several business use cases used to programcomponents of the new Premium Tax system used tocalculate and administer the state’s tax on insurancecompanies writing premiums in Wisconsin.
• Completed the Premium Tax Payment Processingsystem.
• Placed Premium Tax Payment Vouchers on OCI’sInternet Web site.
• Developed a series of improvements for the PatientsCompensation Fund system including: enhancedsurvey reports for corporations, enhanced certifiedletters and labels; enhanced certificate creator and
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verifier program to handle errors appropriately andcreate files easier; new screens for users to enter ISOcodes and provider types; a new logon program thatutilizes the new security measurements; andautomated the lockbox retrieval process.
• Updated the OCI Internet Web site to provide up-to-date information to insurance customers and theinsurance industry.
On the technical side of the Information ServicesSection, the following list was accomplished to improveuser access:
• Provided for replacement of laptop computers forfinancial examiners.
• Installed anti-virus patches to protect OCI users fromseveral Internet viruses.
• Installed an additional server.• Upgraded the Oracle database software to version
8.17.
On the management side of the Information ServicesSection, the following list was accomplished to improveprogram management:
• Adopted Issue Tracker as a means to track the statusof resolving IT system errors and systemenhancements.
• Provided on-site, low-cost training on PL/SQL foragency developers.
• Developed milestones for the move of the agency’sIT operations to the GEF III Building in Madison.
• Designed the agency’s Local Area Network roomspace at GEF III.
• Developed milestones for the shutdown andreplacement of the agency’s WANG minicomputer.
• Handled 798 calls to the IT help desk and resolvedall but 55 problems within one day of notification.
The administrator of the Division of Administrative Services supervises the division and is responsible for thesupervision and monitoring of the agency budget, personnel activities, data processing, and general administrativeservices.
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Services Section
The Services Section provides basic and essentialoffice services that not only facilitate the work ofOCI staff, but assist the insurance industry and the generalpublic as well. Service areas include records management,forms management, mail services, walk-in and telephonereception, Web site maintenance and management,service of process, and general office support.
Records Management
By providing records management for the entireagency, the records manager maintains agency-widerecords and makes available public records.
The records manager is a liaison to agency businessareas for issues involving records in all media, and theposition is a liaison to outside agencies including the StateHistorical Society, the Department of Administration’sRecords Management Section, the Department ofElectronic Government, and on cross-agency teamsresolving records issues. The records manager attendsmeetings of the Wisconsin Information ResourcesCouncil, the State Web Administrator’s Group, theE-Records Committee, and the Licensing and PermittingPortal team. The records manager is also part of agencycommittees and workgroups, including the InformationTechnology (IT) Strategic Planning Committee.
There are several records management practicescurrently in use at OCI. A central file of the agencyRecords Disposition Authorizations (RDAs) and generalrecords schedules is maintained. In the process ofanalyzing business practices as they relate to records, ayearly inventory of records is conducted and an analysisof the need for new and revised RDAs is considered.Records storage information, including location, is trackedboth on- and off-site by maintaining databases inMicrosoft Access. This aids in the annual inventory ofrecords on-site, and the rotation of some to the off-sitestorage facility.
Responses to open records requests for informationare tracked closely by central files. The office expendsgreat effort to respond quickly and efficiently to the manypublic requests we receive, and retaining statistics helpstrack our effectiveness. Records are provided to requestersvia numerous formats: paper, microfilm, and electronic.Conversion of records to electronic format brings differentchallenges to fulfill open records requests. OCI has metthat challenge head on and has installed a workstationfrom which rates and forms records can be viewed andqueued for printing for those wishing copies. Additional
work will continue in providing access to requestedrecords by electronic means.
The records manager also works with the databaseadministrator and other IT staff, which allows input froma records viewpoint relating to the impact that the processof changing how our electronic data and records are storedhas on records management issues. In this process, notonly the content of the data is examined, but discussionalso takes place regarding the migration of data betweenmedia and how the potential purchase of software/hardware might impact records.
Effective records management practices allow us tobetter serve the insurance industry and the general public,as well as our staff. Through operation of our CentralFiles Section, the records manager makes public recordsavailable. These records include:
• insurance company rates, approved policy forms,articles and bylaws, biographical sketches of offic-ers and directors, financial examination reports, hold-ing company registration, contracts, correspondence,and financial statements
• consumer complaint information (closed files only)
Publications Distribution
Also available through Staff Services are publicationswith helpful information for people shopping forinsurance. Titles in greatest demand include:
• Guide to Long-Term Care• Long-Term Care Insurance Policies Approved in
Wisconsin• Medicare+Choice Questions and Answers• Medicare Supplement Insurance Approved Policies• Wisconsin Guide to Health Insurance for People with
Medicare
Mail Service
By offering centralized mail service to the agency, staffprovides an essential office function. Mail room staffhandles all incoming mail for the entire agency. The processinvolves receiving, opening, determining appropriatebusiness area for response, date stamping, and sorting tomailboxes. The mailroom is also a central area whereincoming faxes are received and distributed and packagedeliveries are accepted and announced. Mail room staffaccumulates agency-wide outgoing mail in this area andprepares it for pick-up as well.
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Reception Service
The first people met by visitors to the agency are ourreceptionists. These individuals greet all comers to ouroffice and assist them in their business needs. As well asgreeting and referring visitors, the receptionists takeincoming telephone calls to the central switchboard,determine the needs of the callers, and transfer calls toappropriate staff. The reception staff also acts as a formalstarting point for visitors to the agency. All visitors arenow required to sign in. Visitors await staff with whomthey are visiting to come and retrieve them from thereception area.
Web Service
Citizens increasingly interact with state agencieselectronically. Agency staff also accesses informationincreasingly via electronic means. These interactions havegrown substantially over the last few years, andparticularly since Executive Order No. 408 was issued in2000. This executive order directs all Executive BranchAgencies to incorporate digital age means of interactionwith government by Wisconsin citizens and businesses.Staff Services provides the required staff and expertise indelivering content, as determined by program areas andthe OCI Web Committee, to our internal and external websites.
2001 Statistics
• Continued tracking of production statistics andperformance measures for all service areas allowedus to gauge our progress in serving staff and thepublic.
• The switchboard referred a large number of callsincoming to the central switchboard. The averagenumber of calls answered daily was 200.
• The service of process section has seen a decline inservice of process requests. There has also been adecline in telephone inquiries for registered agentnames and addresses. Registered agent contactinformation is more frequently found directly onOCI’s Web site. There were 247 processes served byOCI in 2001. See the table below for Web sitestatistics regarding registered agent lookups.
• The OCI Internet site contains approximately 1,300pages. Many OCI publications, forms, and otherregularly requested material and information has beenavailable on the site for several years. More is beingpublished there regularly. Wisconsin citizens andbusinesses are finding the information at anincreasing rate on the site. In the period July 22through December 22, 2001, roughly 63,000 uniquevisitors visited the site.
Services Section Production Statistics (Monthly Averages)
1998 1999 2000 2001Telephone inquiries for Central Files 184 186 181 241Walk-in inquiries for Central Files 66 83 68 64Requests for files (annual statements, rates, etc.) 141 1 2,498 2 2,041 1,279Telephone inquiries regarding registered agents 555 371 3 204 3
Incoming calls to agency switchboard 4,953 5,105 5,022 4,344Processed mail (inbound and outbound) 55,404 4
Reception publications sent to requesters 3,187 8
Web—unique visitors 12,768 5
Web—publications 10,330 6
Web—registered agent lookup 8,176 7
1 This data pertains to public requests for annual statements, rate filings and company information only.2 This data includes all files pulled for public requests and internal agency staff requests.3 Information became available via the Internet in 1999 but only reported from Web logs as of 2001. Please refer to
the last line in this table for 2001 data.4 Mail is logged daily. Special delivery items and boxes of mail are counted. This figure is based upon samples of
box content plus all special delivery material. Not reported until 2001.5 This data is based upon a sample of 154 consecutive days in 2001 (7/22-12/22) from the oci.wi.gov Web logs and
analyzed using Analog v 5.1. Total “Distinct Hosts Served” was 63,840.6 Based upon the same data in footnote 5. Total publications served were 58,203.7 Based upon same data as footnote 5. Total Registered agent lookups was 40,883 8 Based upon detail records from August 2001 - December 2001.
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Business Services Section
Business Services staff process all agency requestsfor printing, furniture, office supplies and contracts forservices according to state procurement requirements withthe intent of providing a most effective workingenvironment for all agency staff. Business Services staffalso provide accounts receivables cashiering service,processing of vouchers for accounts payable, biennial andoperating budget preparation, including monitoring,analysis and projections, and recording, analysis andreporting of all agency revenues and expenditures.Additionally, the Business Services Section, with thecooperation of building management, strives to achievephysical accommodations for maximum comfort, security,and safety, for staff and visitors alike.
Some of the accomplishments of the BusinessServices Section during the past year include:
• Prepared cost allocations for the company annualexamination assessment.
• Prepared for the conversion of company billings to acommon annual billing cycle.
• Revised the OCI Strategic Business Plan.• Analyzed the 2001-03 biennial budget, and
prepared operating budgets for each organizationunit and each appropriation.
• Improved building security through the placementof signs, new check-in procedures, and the refinementof the building evacuation plan.
• Established a representative structure to allowagencywide participation in the design of downtownoffice space to which we will move by 2003.
• Created an Intranet resources page to answeremployee questions, report progress, and providedesign plans and related information regarding theimpending relocation of the agency.
• Provided training on supplies and purchase cards.• Processed 172 purchase orders, a reduction from
2000 due to expansion of the procurement cardprogram.
• Oriented new supervisors to agency health and safetyprograms to improve early incident reporting, sup-port for ergonomic equipment, and loss prevention.
• Contracted for services worth $1.8 million.
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Human Resources Section
The Human Resources Office is responsible forproviding leadership and services to achieve a qualityworkforce to support the mission of the agency. TheHuman Resources Section provides support in therecruitment, hiring and retention of a skilled, committedand diverse workforce needed to provide high qualityservices to Wisconsin citizens. The function of the HumanResources Section encompasses personnel, payroll,benefits, employee education and training.
Some of the accomplishments of the HumanResources Section during the past year include:
• Identified a solution to an on-going compensationproblem, in cooperation with the WisconsinProfessional Employees Council and the WisconsinDepartment of Employment Relations.
• Assisted in carrying out efforts to assure a safe workenvironment, in light of the September 11, 2001,terrorist attacks on the United States. State photoID’s were distributed, training on handling ofsuspicious mail was provided and information on“Terrorist Attacks and Talking to Children” wasoffered.
• Continued the agency’s ongoing supported workefforts by renewing the employment of disabled
individuals through the organization CommunityWork Services, Inc.
• Revised an exam process in order to take advantageof insurance regulatory technical knowledge gainedwithin the agency and to allow career growth.
• Developed outreach letters directed to companiesexperiencing downsizing, informing them of employ-ment opportunities with the State of Wisconsin.
• Provided a number of training and informationsessions including:√ New Supervisor Orientation
√ Family Medical Leave Act
√ Time Reporting System√ Worker’s Compensation
• Earned the Life Office Management Association’s(LOMA) Excellence in Education Award whichacknowledges the commitment made by companiesto support and encourage professional developmentfor their employees, which in turn prepares both theindividuals and the companies to meet tomorrow’schallenges.
• Expanded the agency’s electronic examinationadministration to include not only the Life OfficeManagement Association testing, but also testing forthe American Institute of Chartered Property CasualtyUnderwriter.
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OCI is cognizant of the need to offer a flexible workenvironment in order to maximize the employmentoptions available to existing and potential state employeesand to meet the needs of our constituents. OCI encouragesthe utilization of alternative work patterns such as flextime, part-time, and shared-time schedules to increaseproductivity, extend services, reduce absenteeism,improve employee morale, allow for employeedevelopment, and maximize energy conservation throughridesharing and use of mass transit systems. Currentlyour staff includes two job-share arrangements and four
Alternative Work Patterns
part-time permanent employees. The agency also reviewsrequests, on a case-by-case basis, from staff who wish totemporarily work from their home. The agency recognizesthat alternative work pattern schedules may provideopportunities for individuals to productively utilize theirskills, talents, and abilities. It recognizes that a traditional,full-time, work schedule may not meet the needs ofindividuals whom, due to age, health, or familycircumstances, find such a schedule in conflict withresponsibilities outside of work.
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Division of Regulation and Enforcement
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The Division of Regulation and Enforcement, through its Bureau of Financial Analysis and Examination and Bureauof Market Regulation, and in conjunction with the office’s Legal Unit, is responsible for enforcing the state’s insurancelaws. In addition, the Division has primary responsibility in developing and maintaining the office’s consumerpublications and providing information and material to the office’s Web site. In compliance with s. 601.01(5), Wis. Stat.,the Division works with other state and federal regulatory agencies in carrying out the purposes of the Wisconsininsurance laws and the mission of the office.
Bureau of Financial Analysis and Examinations
The principal function of the Bureau of FinancialAnalysis and Examinations is to monitor the financialcondition of all insurers licensed to market insurance inWisconsin and determine whether an insurer’s financialsolidity is acceptable for continued operation inWisconsin. Monitoring includes the examination of theaccounts and records of companies and the analysis offinancial statements submitted to OCI, the review of CPAaudit reports, and updates to the company profile database.
The bureau maintains and reviews holding companyfilings required by ch. Ins 40, Wis. Adm. Code, reviewsfinancial reports for surplus lines insurers, administersinsurer applications for admission to Wisconsin, mergerand acquisition plans, and holding company transactions.
Among the major accomplishments in 2001 were:
• Examination of 54 domestic insurers.• Analysis of the financial statements of over 1,800
insurers.• Licensed 21 nondomestic insurers, 16 gift annu-
ities, 19 warranty plans, 3 domestic insurers, and2 continuing care retirement communities.
• Reviewed and amended the Wisconsin certificateof authority for 10 nondomestic insurers that con-verted from mutual to stock form.
• Reviewed and approved changes of control of13 domestic insurers, pursuant to holding companyregulations.
• Approved 3 changes of domicile into Wisconsinand 1 change of domicile out of Wisconsin.
• Completion of the proposed conversion of BlueCross & Blue Shield United of Wisconsin from anonprofit service insurance corporation to a stockinsurance corporation.
• Reviewed and enhanced procedures for financialanalysis and monitoring of licensed insurers.
• Continued use of the revised NAIC ExaminerHandbook and the continued use of risk assessmentand materiality considerations in settingexamination scopes.
• Completion of the proposed conversion ofEmployers Insurance of Wausau from a mutual toa stock insurance corporation under a mutualholding company plan.
• Continued use of TeamMate 2000, electronicworkpaper software, to facilitate the financialexamination process.
• Continued use of ACL, an audit software tool, inthe financial examination process.
• Working on pilot project for companies to fileWisconsin-specific forms electronically over theInternet.
• Continued development of automated applicationsused in financial analysis and examinations.
• Maintained insurer financial and demographic dataon the OCI Internet Web site.
• Maintained qualification for accreditation pursuantto the Financial Regulation Standards by the NAIC.
• Continued use of actuarial consulting firms onexamination of major companies.
• Reviewed and enhanced examination proceduresto ensure quality control.
• Continued use of Access software to downloadfinancial data from the NAIC annually andquarterly.
• Continued participation in OCI InformationTechnology Planning and Standards Committeecharged with the development of comprehensiveplans and standards for bureau and department-wide LANs.
• Continued implementation of, and staff training on,the NAIC I SITE Program. The PC-basedtechnology improves and expedites access byexaminers to the NAIC database, throughapplications which produce reports for financialanalysis and examinations.
• Continued reengineering of OCI financial databaseand applications (with IT bureau).
• Participation in NAIC task forces and workinggroups, including: Accounting Practices andProcedures Task Force, Examination OversightTask Force, Risk-Based Capital Task Force,
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Companies Examined
American Dental Plan of WIBlue Cross & Blue Shield United of WIBloomington Farmers Mutual Ins. Co.Caledonia Mutual Fire Ins. Co.Catholic KnightsChiropractic Services Network, Inc.Columbus Mutual Town Ins. Co.Compcare Health Services Ins. Corp.Cumis Ins. Society, Inc.CUNA Mutual Ins. SocietyDental Protection Plan, Inc.Eagle Point Mutual Ins. Co.Ellington Mutual Ins. Co.Equitable Reserve AssociationEttrick Mutual Ins. Co.Eye Care of WI, Inc.Fall Creek Mutual Ins. Co.Farmers Town Mutual Ins. Co.Farmington Mutual Ins. Co.Fidelity & Guaranty Ins. UnderwritersFireman’s Fund Ins. Co. of WIFirst Commonwealth Limited HealthGeneral Casualty Co. of WIGundersen Lutheran Health Plan, Inc.Holland Mutual Fire Ins. Co.HumanaDental Ins. Co.Ixonia Mutual Ins. Co.
Jamestown Mutual Ins. Co.Medica Health Plans of WIMembers Life Ins. Co.Midwest Security Life Ins. Co.National Guardian Life Ins. Co.NGL American Life Ins. Co.NN Ins. Co.Northwestern National Casualty Co.Omaha Indemnity Co., ThePhysicians Ins. Co. of WI, Inc.Professional Dental Plan, Inc.Protective Dentalcare, Inc.Regent Ins. Co.Sheboygan Falls Mutual Ins. Co.Touchpoint Ins., Co., Inc.Touchpoint Health Plan, Inc.Tower Ins. Co., Inc.Tri County Mutual Town Ins.Union Mutual Fire Ins. Co.UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin, Inc.United Heartland Life Ins. Co.United Wisconsin Ins. Co.Verex Assurance, Inc.Vision Ins. Plan of America, Inc.Waukesha County Mutual Ins. Co.Western Diversified Casualty Ins.Winterthur International America, Inc.
Analyst Team System Oversight, Audit Software,Emerging Accounting Issues, Financial AnalysisHandbook (Chair), Financial Analysis WorkingGroup, Financial Analysis Research andDevelopment (Chair), Financial ExaminersHandbook, Health Entities, Health Risk-BasedCapital, Insurance Group Review, InsuranceHolding Company, Life Risk-Based Capital,
Property and Casualty Risk-Based Capital,Property and Casualty Reinsurance, StatutoryAccounting Principles, Risk Assessment, RiskAssessment Confidentiality.
• Annual and quarterly statement forms, tax forms,application packets, examination reports,demographic data, and financial information ofinsurers available on the OCI Internet Web page.
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Insurance Corporations of Other States AdmittedJanuary 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
ARAG Ins. Co. Des Moines, IAAdmiral Indemnity Co. Cherry Hill, NJAmGuard Ins. Co. Wilkes-Barre, PAAtlantic Specialty Ins. Co. New York, NYAvomark Ins. Co. Fairfield, OHBuilders Mutual Ins. Co. Raleigh, NCCoventry First LLC Ft. Washington, PAEastGuard Ins. Co. Wilkes-Barre, PAFirst Colonial Ins. Co. Jacksonville, FLGMAC Ins. Co. Online, Inc. St. Louis, MOGranite, Re., Inc. Oklahoma City, OKHarleysville Life Ins. Co. Harleysville, PAHome-Owners Ins. Co. Lansing, MIMinnesota Lawyers Mutual Ins. Co. Minneapolis, MNNLC Mutual Ins. Co. Washington, DCNorGuard Ins. Co. Wilkes-Barre, PAPlanet Indemnity Co. Peoria, ILProperty-Owners Ins. Co. Lansing, MISentinel Ins. Co., Ltd. Hartford, CTShenandoah Life Ins. Co. Roanoke, VASouthern-Owners Ins. Co. Lansing, MI
Wisconsin Insurance Corporations Organized and LicensedJanuary 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
Meriter Health Ins. Co. Madison, WINetwork Health Ins. Corp. Menasha, WIWisconsin Auto and Truck Dealers Ins. Corp. Madison, WI
Organizations Licensed as Continuing Care Retirement CommunitiesJanuary 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
Hillsboro Development Co., LLC Middleton, WINewcastle Place, Inc. Milwaukee, WI
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Organizations Licensed to Issue Gift AnnuitiesJanuary 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
Catholic Church Extension Society of the United States of America, The Chicago, ILDisabled American Veterans Charitable Service Cold Springs, KYHabitat for Humanity International, Inc. Americus, GAJuvenile Diabetes Foundation International New York, NYLafayette College Easton, PALeukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc., The White Plains, NYMilwaukee Jewish Federation, Inc. Milwaukee, WINational Multiple Sclerosis Society Denver, CONational Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of the United States Evanston, ILNature Conservancy, The Arlington, VAPeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Inc. Norfold, VARawhide, Inc. New London, WIRoman Catholic Diocese of Madison Madison, WISheboygan County Young Men’s Christian Assoc. Sheboygan, WIUWM Foundation, Inc., The Milwaukee, WIWatchtower Bible and Tract Society of NY, Inc. Brooklyn, NY
Organizations Licensed to Issue Warranty PlansJanuary 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
Automotive Warranty Services of Florida, Inc. Glenview, ILCapital Warranty Services, Inc. Pompano Beach, FLCorniche Group, Inc. Euless, TXGE Capital Administrative Services, Inc. Lakewood, COGE-Zurich Warranty Management, Inc. Schaumburg, ILGMAC Service Agreement Corp. Southfield, MIHome Buyers Resale Warranty Corp. Aurora, COHome Warranty of America, LLC Northbrook, ILInsurance Administration Services, Inc. Hillside, ILMRP Service Agreement Corp. Southfield, MIMetris Warranty Services, Inc. Minnetonka, MNNational Auto Care Corp. Westerville, OHNissan North America, Inc. Gardena, CASubaru of America, Inc. Cherry Hills, NJUnited States Warranty Corp. Pompano Beach, FLVoyager Service Programs, Inc. Fort Worth, TXWarranty Business Service Corp. St. Louis, MOWarranty Support Services, Inc. Norcross, GAZurich Services Corp., The Schaumburg, IL
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Insurance Corporation Mergers, Consolidations, Dissolutions,Withdrawals, Rehabilitations, Liquidations, or Redomestications
January 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
Conversions from Mutual to Stock
American Physicians Assurance Corp. 02/01/2001American United Life Ins. Co. 02/01/2001Baltimore Life Ins. Co., The 03/28/2001Blue Cross & Blue Shield United of Wisconsin 03/22/2001Employers Ins. Co. of Wausau 11/21/2001Indianapolis Life Ins. Co. 07/27/2001Lafayette Life Ins. Co., The 07/27/2001Liberty Mutual Ins. Co. 01/29/2001Lincoln Direct Life Ins. Co. 02/06/2001National Ins. Underwriters 10/18/2001Phoenix Life Ins. Co. 08/13/2001Western and Southern Life Ins. Co., The 02/05/2001
Dissolution
NCL Coop 12/20/2001
Withdrawals
CD Serve, Inc. 07/24/2001Covenant Insurance Co. 12/07/2001First Protection Corp. 03/31/2001Penn-Star Ins. Co. 09/13/2001
Liquidations
Acceleration National Ins. Co. 02/28/2001Amwest Surety Ins. Co. 06/07/2001Associated Physicians Ins. Co. 08/16/2001Credit General Ins. Co. 01/02/2001Far West Ins. Co. 11/09/2001Great States Ins. Co. 05/08/2001HIH American Compensation & Liability Ins. Co. 04/13/2001International Indemnity Co. 01/18/2001Reliance Insurance Co. 10/03/2001United Capitol Ins. Co. 11/14/2001
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Mergers
Company Name Merged Into Date
Berkshire Life Ins. Co. Guardian Life Ins. Co. of America, The 07/01/2001Paul Revere Protective Life Ins. Co., The Paul Revere Life Ins. Co., The 04/30/2001Reliance National Ins. Co. Reliance Insurance Co. 03/06/2001Reliance National Indemnity Co. Reliance Insurance Co. 02/01/2001Reliance Surety Co. Reliance Insurance Co. 03/06/2001Frontier National Life Ins. Co. Conseco Health Ins. Co. 07/01/2001Meridian Mutual Ins. Co. State Automobile Mutual Ins. Co. 06/01/2001Concordia Mutual Life Association National Mutual Benefit 01/01/2001Fremont Casualty Ins. Co. Fremont Indemnity Co. 03/31/2001American Merchants Life Ins. Co. Reassure America Life Ins. Co. 09/30/2000Humana Insurance Co. Employers Health Ins. Co. 12/31/2001Vulcan Life Ins. Co. Conseco Annuity Assurance Co. 04/01/2001United Pacific Ins. Co. Reliance Insurance Co. 02/13/2001Freemont Indemnity Co. Fremont Industrial Indemnity Co. 11/06/2001Swiss Re Life & Health America, Inc. Life Reassurance Corp. of America 12/21/2000Pierce National Life Ins. Co. Fortis Benefits Ins. Co. 07/01/2001General Life Ins. Co. of America General Life Ins. Co. 07/31/2001Reliance Universal Ins. Co. Reliance Insurance Co. 02/13/2001Reliance Direct Ins. Co. Reliance Insurance Co. 02/13/2001
Redomestications
EffectiveCompany Name From To Date
Acceptance Casualty Ins. Co. TX NE 06/30/2000Affirmative Ins. Co. OH IL 07/16/2001Allstate Fire and Casualty Ins. Co. CA IL 03/28/2001American Horizon Ins. Co. AZ IL 12/21/2001Berkshire Life Ins. Co. of America TN MA 05/23/2001CNA Group Life Assurance Co. MO IL 11/07/2001Delta Life and Annuity Co. IA KS 03/01/2001Federal Home Life Ins. Co. IN VA 12/31/2000Gulf Ins. Co. MO CT 10/01/2001Insura Property and Casualty Ins. Co. OH IL 07/16/2001Liberty Bankers Life Ins. Co. WI IA 07/01/2001Midwest Employers Casualty Co. OH DE 07/31/2001National Ins. Underwriters MO AR 09/30/2000Peninsular Life Ins. Co. NC FL 01/01/2001Podiatry Ins. Co. of America TN IL 08/01/2001Reliant Ins. Co. MI PA 12/20/2000Rock River Ins. Co. IL WI 01/01/2001Sentry Casualty Co. IL WI 01/01/2001Sentry Select Ins. Co. IL WI 01/01/2001Shelby Ins. Co., The OH IL 07/16/2001State National Specialty Ins. Co. FL TX 10/25/2001Transamerica Occidental Life Ins. Co. CA IA 12/31/2000Travelers Commercial Casualty MO CT 10/01/2001
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Insurance Corporations Which Changed Their NamesJanuary 1, 2001 - December 31, 2001
Previous Name New Name
AXA Nordstern Art Ins. Corp. AXA Art Ins. Corp.Allegiance Ins. Co. Horace Mann Property & Casualty Ins. Co.American Continental Life Ins. Co. CNA Group Life Assurance Co.American Fire and Indemnity Co. United Fire & Indemnity Co.American Spirit Ins. Co. Great American Spirit Ins. Co.Associates Ins. Co. CitiCapital Ins. Co.Baltica-Skandinavia Reinsurance Co. of America ICM Ins. Co.Bradford National Life Ins. Co. ULLICO Life Ins. Co.Brickell Financial Services Brickell Financial Services Motor Club, Inc.CGU Ins. Co. OneBeacon Ins. Co.CGU Ins. Co. of New Jersey Camden Fire Ins. Association, TheCapitol Bankers Life Ins. Co. Annuity & Life Reassurance America, Inc.Chrysler Ins. Co. DaimlerChrysler Ins. Co.Commercial Union Ins. Co. OneBeacon America Ins. Co.Commercial Union Midwest Ins. Co. OneBeacon Midwest Ins. Co.Cova Financial Services Life Ins. Co. MetLife Investors Ins. Co.Employers Ins. of Wausau, A Mutual Co. Employers Ins. Co. of WausauEagle American Ins. Co. Great American Security Ins. Co.Employers Health Ins. Co. Humana Ins. Co.Enhance Life Benefits LLC Life Settlements International LLCForestview Mortgage Ins. Co. Allstate Fire and Casualty Ins. Co.Freemont Industrial Indemnity Co. Freemont Indemnity Co.General Accident Ins. Co. Pennsylvania General Ins. Co.Grange Guardian Ins. Co. Grange Indemnity Ins. Co.Great Pacific Ins. Co. First American Property & Casualty Ins. Co.Greater La Crosse Health Plans, Inc. Health Tradition Health PlanHallmark Ins. Co., Inc. United National Specialty Ins. Co.Healthcare Underwriters Mutual Ins. Co. Medical Liability Mutual Ins. Co.Healthsource Ins. Co. Berkshire Life Ins. Co. of AmericaHeritage Mutual Ins. Co. ACUITY, A Mutual Ins. Co.Lake States Ins. Co. Harleysville Lake States Ins. Co.Life Reassurance Corp. of America Swiss Re Life & Health America, Inc.London Assurance of America, Inc. The XL Capital Assurance, Inc.Milwaukee Foundation Corp., The Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc.Milwaukee Protestant Home Eastcastle Place, Inc.Minnesota Fire and Casualty Co. Harleysville Ins. Co.NAC Reinsurance Corp. XL Reinsurance America, Inc.Nippon Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. U.S. Branch NIPPONKOA Ins. Co., Ltd (US Branch)Nobel Ins. Co. Stonington Ins. Co.North Central Health Protection Plan NCL CoopOhio Life Ins. Co., The Chase Life & Annuity Co.PFL Life Ins. Co. Transamerica Life Ins. Co.Phoenix Home Life Mutual Ins. Co. Phoenix Life Ins. Co.Security First Life Ins. Co. MetLife Investors USA Ins. Co.Seven Hills Ins. Co. Alea North America Ins. Co.Sumitomo Marine & Fire Ins. Co. Ltd (US Branch) Sumitomo Marine & Fire Ins Co. of AmericaTravelers Indemnity Co. of Missouri, The Travelers Commercial Casualty Co.
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Unified Life Ins. Co. Americom Life & Annuity Ins. Co.United States Life Ins. Co. of New York, The United States Life Ins. Co. in the City of New YorkVilla Clement, Inc. (Clement Manor Retirement Community) Clement Manor, Inc.Waterford Ins. Co. Nationwide Affinity Ins. Co. of America
Insurance Corporations Which Changed Their Names (continued)
Previous Name New Name
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Companies in Liquidation
American Star Insurance Company, In Liquidation
American Star Insurance Company was placed intoliquidation on November 16, 1992. Matthew C. Mandtis appointed as special deputy liquidator.
American Star is headquartered in Lafayette, California,and had business in force mainly in Arizona, California,Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington state. There wasno business in force in Wisconsin. American Star wrotecommercial multi-peril, property, auto, liability, and suretybusiness.
American Star filed a September 30, 1992, quarterlyfinancial statement indicating capital and surplus ofapproximately $5.5 million. A preliminary review ofAmerican Star’s reserves for losses and loss adjustmentexpenses showed them to be deficient by about$15.9 million, implying a negative net worth of about$10.4 million. Furthermore, American Star had notobtained reinsurance coverage for policies it had writtenor renewed for December 1, 1992. Due to the foregoingfactors, further transaction of business was hazardous toits policyholders and the general public, and AmericanStar’s owners consented to the liquidation.
Under the liquidation order, policies in force wereterminated the earliest of: December 1, 1992, the datethe policy expired, or the date new coverage was obtainedby the agent. Certain guaranty funds extended the periodof coverage for residents of their respective states, if suchextension was required by law or administrative action.Ancillary liquidation proceedings were established inCalifornia, Idaho, Oregon, and New Mexico, and all havenow been closed. The California ancillary liquidationproceeding was reopened on March 30, 2001, to allow adistribution of Proposition 103 rebates to Californiapolicyholders in the amount of $1,750,000, but has sincebeen closed. The Proposition 103 settlement wassubstantially below the $10,362,838 reserved as ofDecember 31, 1999.
At least 64,511 notices were mailed to agents,policyholders, state insurance commissioners, guarantyfunds, claimants, former policyholders, and other partieswhose interests may in some way be affected by theliquidation. The deadline for filing claims with theliquidator was November 16, 1993. Unexcused latefilings will not be considered for payment.
On January 28, 1994, the liquidation court approveda plan to provide state guaranty funds with $20,000,000in early access payments to be used for the return of un-expired premiums to policyholders and payment of claims.
Early access payments were made during 1994 after eachparticipating guaranty fund gave its written assent to theterms of the plan. Altogether the estate has advanced$34,256,799.62 to participating guaranty funds under fourearly access agreements, of which $29,403,159.43 hasbeen converted into nonrefundable dividends.
The liquidation court has approved additionaldividends, over and above the foregoing $29,403,159.43,for full or partial payment of various class 1, 3, 4, 5, and7 claims filed with state guaranty funds and directly withthe estate, as recommended by the liquidator. Suchadditional dividends aggregated to $11,051,238.17 as ofDecember 31, 2000.
The liquidator has recommended partial payment ordenial of certain class 1, 3, 5 and 8 claims filed directlywith the estate. The liquidator reviews objections to partialpayments or denials in the normal course of the run-off,and hearings are held before the liquidation court toadjudicate objections when necessary. In 2000, theliquidator resolved the last remaining claims listed in thefirst comprehensive Report on Claims filed with theliquidation court on December 9, 1997.
The second and comprehensive Report on Claimswas filed on December 14, 1999. This report includesthe liquidator’s recommendations for full payment, partialpayment, and denial on certain class 3, 5, and 7 claims.Pursuant to s. 645.65(1), Wis. Stat., the liquidatorforwarded notice of recommendations for partial paymentor denial to all affected claimants and advised them thatthey had 60 days to object to the recommendations. Threeclaimants objected. By the end of 2001, the liquidatorresolved all but one of the remaining claims listed in thesecond comprehensive Report on Claims.
The third and most recent comprehensive Report onClaims was filed on March 27, 2002. This report includesthe liquidator’s recommendations for full payment, partialpayment, and denial on certain class 5 and 8 claims. Onceagain the liquidator forwarded notice of recommendationsfor partial payment or denial to all affected claimants andadvised them that they had 60 days to object to therecommendations. The liquidator will schedule hearingswith respect to the claims of those claimants who fileobjections.
As of September 30, 2001, the estate reported assetsof $44,315,645. Claims in classes 1 through 10 wereestimated at $28,913,734, resulting in an estimated surplusof $15,401,912.
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Master Plumbers' Limited Mutual Liability Company, In Rehabilitation
Master Plumbers' Limited Mutual LiabilityCompany was placed in rehabilitation on March 29,1994, by the Circuit Court for Dane County, Wisconsin.Matthew C. Mandt was appointed as Special DeputyRehabilitator. Society Insurance, a Mutual Company,performs claim adjustment and administrative servicesfor the rehabilitator pursuant to a contract approved bythe court.
Master Plumbers' issued assessable policies andwas licensed only in Wisconsin. The company wroteworker's compensation, other liability, and auto liabilitycoverage for plumbers. All policies were written on anannual basis with January 1 effective dates.
In December 1993, pursuant to an order issued bythe Commissioner, the company levied an assessmentupon its policyholders equal to one additional annualpremium. Collection of this assessment has been de-ferred until such future time as the funds may be needed.It has not been necessary to collect this assessment todate.
As of December 31, 2001, Master Plumbers' reportsassets of $1,294,337, liabilities of $1,314,315 and adeficit of $19,978. Liabilities include a provision of$300,000 for 1993 and prior losses that may haveoccurred but have not yet been recorded.
Family Health Plan Cooperative, In Liquidation
Family Health Plan Cooperative was placed intoliquidation on October 16, 2000. Matthew C. Mandtwas appointed as special deputy liquidator.
Family Health Planwas headquartered in Brook-field, Wisconsin, and had business in force only inWisconsin. Family Health Plan wrote health mainte-nance organization business and had just over 72,000enrollees.
Under the liquidation order, policies in force wereterminated the earliest of November 1, 2000, the datethe policy expired, or the date new coverage wasobtained by the enrollee. The liquidator assumed anOmnibus Agreement by and among Family HealthPlan, Aurora Health Care (Aurora), United WisconsinServices, Inc. (UWS), and Family Health Systems,Inc. The following provisions of the OmnibusAgreement approved by the court and the liquidatorproceeded to:
• Transfer the assets of Family Health Plan to Auroraand/or UWS as set forth in the agreement;
• Transfer of certain liabilities to Aurora and UWS;
• Retention by the liquidator of certain designatedexcluded liabilities;
• Established claims procedures and other provisionsof the agreement.
On October 31, 2000, 6,958 notices were mailedto creditors and other parties whose interests may insome way be affected by the liquidation. The deadlinefor filing claims with the liquidator was May 1, 2001.
Pre-liquidation claims for benefits under FamilyHealth Plan policies, with the exception of Medicareselect policies, were assumed by Compcare HealthServices Insurance Corporation. Medicare selectpolicies were assumed by Blue Cross Blue ShieldUnited of Wisconsin. Virtually all these claims havebeen settled.
Forty-nine claims have been filed for liabilitiesnot related to insurance policy benefits. These claimsare currently under review to determine Family HealthPlan’s liability.
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Bureau of Market Regulation
The Bureau of Market Regulation (Bureau) consistsof five sections: Complaints and Central Services, Accidentand Health Insurance, Health and Life Insurance, Propertyand Casualty Insurance, and Agent Licensing. Agentlicensing activities are described in a separate section.
The Bureau is responsible for the administration andenforcement of laws and rules relating to all market con-duct activities of insurers and agents. In order to fulfillits duties the Bureau conducts targeted market conductexaminations of insurers in the areas of underwriting andrating; marketing, advertising and sales; claims; and poli-cyholder services and grievances. The Bureau is alsoresponsible for investigating and resolving approximately10,000 written consumer complaints each year and an-swering 45,000 telephone inquiries. The Bureau alsoprocesses 2,000 rate and rule filings and approves 10,000policy form filings each year.
During 2001, the Bureau was reorganized to betteraddress the focus on market conduct analysis and moreuniformity in the market conduct examination process. Anew tool for organizing examination workpapers,TeamMate 2000, was introduced and will be used on allexaminations. Two advanced examiner positions arededicated full-time to the market conduct process. Oneposition has an emphasis on data and serves as the experton ACL, a software package used to sample data, andsampling. The second position will focus on qualitycontrol reviews and recommending and helping draft auditguides.
The Life and Health section was divided into twosections each reporting to a section chief. One sectionwill address life insurance and some health insuranceareas, the other section focuses exclusively on accidentand health insurance. A new examiner position with jobduties involving investigation of electronic commercecomplaints was authorized and filled in late 2001. Thisposition will monitor insurer and agent activity on theInternet and develop expertise in electronic commerce.
Among the major accomplishments in 2001 were:
• Made significant improvements in customer serviceby implementing a new complaint system includingan imaging system to match correspondenceelectronically.
• Continuing to improve the market conductexamination program including allocating an
advanced examiner position whose duties were todevelop and perform quality control reviews ofexamination workpapers; continuing to automatemarket conduct examination processes through theuse of tools such as ACL and TeamMate 2000; andimproving the examination process through the useof uniform data calls, audit guides, spreadsheets andreport formats.
• In February 2001, became one of the first states toaccept rate and form filings in all lines of insuranceelectronically through the System for Electronic Rateand Form Filing (SERFF).
• Successfully implemented a new system for trackingrates and forms and an imaging system to storeelectronic copies of approved forms and filed ratesfor easier public access.
• Successfully obtained a new position in the budgetprocess to develop expertise in electronic commerceand to monitor insurer and agent activities, investigateconsumer complaints and to carry out a workplan tomonitor and develop policy on regulation andenforcement of insurance electronic commerceactivities.
• Participated in promulgating rules on independentreview organizations and grievances; Medicaresupplemental and long-term care insurance; privacy;and producer licensing and continuing education.
• Significantly changed manual and system proceduresfor producer licensing, complaints, and rates andforms to conform to the requirements of COSMOSto update the procedures and systems to improveservice and quality.
• Continued the urban outreach project by participatingas liaison to the Insurance Services Committee ofthe Neighborhood Housing Services, providing staffto conduct training sessions for consumer groups incooperation with the Community InsuranceInformation Center in Milwaukee and facilitatedmeetings between insurers and consumer groups.
• Participated in the Wisconsin Insurance Plan and theWisconsin Automobile Insurance Plan meetings;quarterly meetings with the Worker’s CompensationRating Bureau and the Department of WorkForceDevelopment; and provided technical assistance tothe Small Employer Insurance Task Force.
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Table INumber of Policy Forms Received
By Line of Business in 2000 and 2001
2000 2001Health and Life
Continuing Care Retirement Community 0 1Credit Accident & Health 168 103Credit Life 217 168Group Accident & Health 2,858 4,112Group Annuity 252 179Group Life 1,004 790Health & Life Miscellaneous 241 154Health Maintenance Organization 704 762Individual Accident & Health 1,694 1,780Individual Annuity 845 864Individual Life 2,838 2,167Limited Service Health Organization 58 12Preferred Provider Plan 226 603Variable 781 1,207Viatical 16 0Total Health and Life 11,902 12,902
Property and CasualtyAviation 1,137 1,712Bonds 475 362Commercial Property & Multiperil 11,859 9,130Commercial Motor Vehicle 2,407 1,873Credit Property 255 175Credit Unemployment 24 31Excess Managed Care 24 1Legal Expense 65 162Liability 15,847 10,599Mechanical Breakdown 51 54Mortgage Guaranty 75 78Motor Clubs 23 12Other Personal Property 115 22Personal Property, Multiperil, Farm 3,038 2,850Personal Motor Vehicle 1,051 1,156Title 173 78Travel Accident 4 2Warranty and Vehicle Service 477 523Worker’s Compensation 7 14Total Property and Casualty 37,107 28,834
Grand Total 49,009 41,736
The following tables summarize the policy formsubmission data for 2000 and 2001. Table I shows thenumber of policy forms received in 2000 and 2001 by lineof business for each type of insurance. Table II shows thenumber of policy forms received in 2001 by type of filingfor each type of insurance. Table III shows the number ofpolicy forms approved in 2000 and 2001 by line ofbusiness for each type of insurance.
Policy Form Submission• Served on the following NAIC committees, taskforces and working groups: the System for ElectronicRate and Form Filing (SERFF) Working Group,Information for State-Based Systems subgroup,Speed to Market Working Group, Market ConductExamination Oversight Task Force, the ProducerLicensing Model Act Working Group, the UniformProducer Licensing Working Group, the SeniorCounseling Activities Working Group, the Life andAnnuity Handbook Working Group, the Property andCasualty Examination Handbook Working Group andthe SERFF Board of Directors.
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Table IINumber of Policy Forms Received
By Type of Filing For 2001
Type of BusinessProperty & Life &
Type of Filing Casualty Health Total
Application 1,254 2,272 3,526Binder 66 1 67Certificate 114 642 756Declaration/Schedule/Data Page 2,617 397 3,014Informational Filing 34 515 549Jacket 434 9 443Matrix 1 1,264 1,265Notice 233 194 427Outline of Coverage 173 440 613Policy 1,939 1,684 3,623Rider/Endorsement/Amendment 21,910 4,315 26,225Single Page 31 1,150 1,181
Totals 28,806 12,883 41,689
Table IIIPolicy Forms Approved By Line of Business
For 2000 and 2001
2000 2001Health and Life
Credit Accident & Health 162 86Credit Life 214 135Group Accident & Health 3,025 3,891Group Annuity 230 170Group Life 908 658Health & Life Miscellaneous 76 130Health Maintenance Organization 812 699Individual Accident & Health 1,357 1,547Individual Annuity 794 814Individual Life 2,620 1,932Limited Service Health Organization 61 12Preferred Provider Plan 364 584Variable 681 1,163Viatical 1 0Total Health and Life 11,304 11,821
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Table III (continued)Policy Forms Approved By Line of Business
For 2000 and 2001
2000 2001Property and Casualty
Aviation 491 386Bonds 518 356Commercial Property & Multiperil 11,954 9,077Commercial Motor Vehicle 2,437 1,870Credit Property 236 167Credit Unemployment 19 29Excess Managed Care 24 1Legal Expense 65 151Liability 15,643 10,519Mechanical Breakdown 39 54Mortgage Guaranty 75 78Motor Clubs 20 11Other Personal Property 113 21Personal Property, Multiperil, Farm 2,176 2,725Personal Motor Vehicle 942 1,125Title 173 73Travel Accident 3 1Warranty and Vehicle Service 394 469Worker’s Compensation 2 14Total Property and Casualty 35,324 27,127
Grand Total 46,628 38,948
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Trends in Complaints
In 2001, there were an increased number ofcomplaints involving illegal multiple employer welfareassociations (MEWA), agent-related problems in salesto the elderly, the use of credit history in underwritingauto and homeowners insurance, claim handling relatedto storm damage and concerns about the rapidlyincreasing price of health insurance for individuals andsmall employers. The MEWA and agent complaintsresulted in administrative actions.
The following tables summarize the bureau’scomplaint data. Table I shows a comparison of com-plaint activity over the last six years. A complaint isdefined as a written expression of dissatisfaction withan insurance company or agent. Complaints mayinitially be received either in person, by telephone, bye-mail, or in writing. To be considered a formalcomplaint that initiates an inquiry or investigation, acomplaint should be in writing. The data presented isbased upon formal complaints.
In addition to the formal complaints, the Bureau alsohandled over 42,000 general inquiries or requests forinformation in 2001. Most such inquiries were bytelephone, with the remainder being writtencommunications, including e-mail, and “walk-ins.”
Table II shows 2000 and 2001 complaints by type ofinsurance. When reviewing this information, it is importantto note that a complaint may involve more than one typeof insurance. Table III shows the area of insuranceoperations that generated the complaint. As with Table II,a complaint may involve more than one area of insuranceoperations.
Table III shows the basis for complaints. Over halfthe complaints involve claim problems. Policyholderservice is the second most common reason for filing acomplaint.
Table ITotal Complaint Files
Year Received Closed
1996 9,135 8,4071997 9,169 9,2941998 8,834 9,5511999 9,559 9,5062000 9,295 9,0052001 9,265 8,874
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Health 4,889 4,876 4,810 5,495 5,118 5,182
P&C 3,313 3,339 3,327 3,350 3,482 3,448
Life 1,150 1,122 867 896 838 840
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Table IIIReasons for Complaints*
Through Through4th Quarter Percent 4th Quarter Percent
Basis for Complaint 2000 of Total 2001 of Total
Claim Handling 6,036 59% 7,112 61%Policyholder Service 1,604 16 1,837 16Marketing and Sales 945 9 1,170 10Underwriting 1,307 13 1,432 12Other 336 3 160 1
*A complaint may have more than one basis.
Table IIComplaints Filed By Type of Insurance*
2000 2001Accident and Health
Group Accident and Health 208 334Individual Accident and Health 226 397Medicare Supplement 259 299Long-Term Care 62 75HMO 1,083 832PPO 1,860 1,621LSHO 38 21Credit 168 121Self-Funded Health Plans 1,214 1,482Total Accident and Health 5,118 5,182
Property and CasualtyAutomobile 1,270 1,364Homeowner’s, Tenant’s, Farmowner’s 810 953Fire, Allied Lines, Other Property 155 244General Liability 95 84Worker's Compensation 631 344All Other Lines 521 459Total Property and Casualty 3,482 3,448
Life, Including Credit and Annuities 838 840
Grand Total 9,438 9,470
*A complaint may involve more than one type of insurance.
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The Bureau keeps track of the amount of money recovered by complainants who filed a complaint with ouroffice. From January 1 through the 4th quarter of 2001, the office assisted complainants in recovering $3,732,647from insurers as follows:
Table IVAmounts Recovered for Complainants by Types of Coverage and Complaint Reason
Coverage Claim Policyholder MarketingType Handling Service and Sales Underwriting Other Total
Group Health $ 57,913 $ 2,672 $ 497 $ 0 $ 0 $ 61,082Ind. Accident and Health 104,167 3,655 1,055 3,629 0 112,506Ind. Medicare Supplement 98,013 7,250 5,206 1,335 0 111,804Long-Term Care 17,751 5,406 415 4,279 0 27,850HMO/PPO/LSHO 537,060 2,135 5,293 210 46 544,744Credit Health 18,441 2,524 220 0 0 21,185Self-Funded Health 72,401 103 0 0 0 72,504Automobile 273,574 10,800 5,954 30,329 115 320,772Life, Including Credit and Annuities 673,762 115,707 232,078 43,551 0 1,065,098Homeowner’s, Tenant’s, Farmowner’s 352,040 3,340 47,130 36,417 0 438,927Fire, Allied Lines, Other Property 299,049 18,636 26,525 844 0 345,054General Liability 3,067 6,149 16,247 9,092 0 34,555Worker’s Compensation 6,090 8,126 750 121,858 0 136,824All Other Lines 429,413 3,774 969 5,586 0 439,742
Total $2,942,741 $190,277 $342,339 $257,129 $161 $3,732,647
Complainants may appeal the results of the Bureau’s determination on their complaints when the complaints werenot resolved as originally requested. The appeal gives the complainants an opportunity to have their complaints reviewedby the office’s management staff or to provide additional information on their complaint to office management. Table Vreflects the complaint appeal activity.
Table V2001 Complaint Appeals Filed by Section
Property & Life & Casualty Health Complaints Total
Number of Complaint FilesAppealed in 2001* 99 118 2 219
Appealed Complaint Files Reopened 40 23 1 64
*An appeal may be on a file closed prior to the period under review.
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Table VIComplainant Survey
2001
Survey Cards Sent 1,677Survey Cards Returned 857Response Rate 51%
Results
Yes % No %2. Did we respond to your
complaint promptly? 774 92% 68 8%
3. Do you feel your complaintwas handled fairly by our office? 634 79% 164 21%
4. Do you feel you were givenan adequate explanation onyour complaint? 598 77% 183 23%
5. If you called our office, do youfeel we treated you courteously? 534 98% 13 2%
6. If you have another insuranceproblem, would you contactour office again? 691 91% 70 9%
1. How did you hear about the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance?
Word of Mouth 255Insurance Agent 135Insurance Company 84Phone Book 30Lawyer 51Health Care Provider 70Other 272No Answer 117
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Companies Examined in 2001
Allstate Ins. Co.American Dental Plan of Wisconsin, Inc.Compcare Health Services Ins. Corp.Conseco Senior Health Ins. Co.Deerbrook Ins. Co.Employers Health Ins. Co.Midwest Security Life Ins. Co.Mt. Morris Mutual Ins. Co.Network Health Plan of WisconsinNorth American Ins. Co.Prevea Health Ins. Plan Inc.Professional Dental Plan, Inc.SECURA Ins. A Mutual Co.Wisconsin Automobile Ins. PlanWisconsin Compensation Rating BureauWisconsin Physicians Service
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Agent Licensing Section
The Agent Licensing Section conducts licensingexaminations for insurance agents; licenses agents,reinsurance intermediaries, managing general agents,certain corporations and firms, employee benefit planadministrators, viatical settlement brokers; and reviewsand approves prelicensing and continuing educationproviders and courses.
During 2001, there were 9,245 tests administered inall lines of insurance to candidates seeking a residentagent license. In all, a total of 15,536 new licenses wereissued to resident and nonresident agent candidates.
As of December 31, 2001, there were 78,406 licensedinsurance agents and 614,541 active appointments byinsurance companies authorizing the licensed agents tomarket their products.
Projects within the section for 2001 included:
• Successfully converted all agent data to a newcomputer database. COSMOS was purchasedand implemented in October of 2001.
• Proposed changes to the administrative rules foragents to be reciprocal and more uniform underthe Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and the NAIC Pro-ducer Model.
• The fourth continuing education biennialreporting period for agents began January 1,2001. Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI), continuesto administer the entire program, which includesprovider, instructor, and course approval, as wellas course tracking. To satisfy the biennialrequirements, agents affected must earn 24 credithours by February 15, 2003.
• Continued involvement with the NAIC in thedevelopment of a National Producer Database.The database will speed up and simplify thelicensing process and provide benefits to bothregulators and industry. Wisconsin participatedas a pilot state for the project, and provides dailyupdates to the database along with 44 other states.
• Continued participation in the NAIC’s ProducerInformation Network (PIN) Project. The goal ofthis committee, comprised of state regulators andindustry representatives, is to improve theeffectiveness and efficiency of the state licensingprocess through increased coordination,automation, standardization, and reciprocity.
Wisconsin is one of 40 states to sign aDeclaration of Uniform Treatment through theNAIC. This Declaration provides for the use ofa national application for major-line nonresidentlicensing.
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Commercial Liability Insurance ReportsSection 601.422, Wis. Stat.
The following tables summarize the reports on commercial liability insurance required by s. 601.422, Wis. Stat.,that were received in 2001. All of the information is for commercial liability insurance written in Wisconsin byauthorized insurers. The data required by this statute were collected from the following three sources:
1. the insurers themselves,2. statistical agents utilized by the insurers, and3. the NAIC database.
Reporting threshholds were established by this office in conjunction with the statistical agents to eliminate insurers whowrite marginal amounts of insurance.
Tables IA and IB include information required for policy years 1998 and 1999, respectively. Lines one and two werecalculated by applying the ratios of investment gain and other expenses to net premium earned for other liability asreported in the Insurance Expense Exhibit to direct premiums earned. The Insurance Expense Exhibit information ison a calendar year basis, therefore the ratios applied represent the average of the two calendar years included in theapplicable policy year. The number of policies written, the number of claims closed without payment, and the numberof legal actions filed were provided by the insurers. The remaining policy year information was provided by statisticalagents.
It should be noted that the liability for claims incurred but not reported (IBNR) is calculated differently dependingon the market. In particular, approximations for the IBNR liability for excess and umbrella insurance are based on thegeneral liability expected loss ratio. The long-tailed nature of these two lines can create difficulty when attempting toestablish an accurate liability for claims IBNR even after three or four years of development.
As noted previously, much of the data is from individual insurers and the statistical agents they utilize. These reportshave been accepted by this office without audit.
Table II summarizes key ratios and averages for supplemental commercial liability data for the most recentfive policy years. Several cells in this table are incomplete due to lack of activity for selected categories in certain policyyears. Incomplete cells are indicated by an asterisk.
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6,37
73,
099
618
1,35
84,
732
2,79
61,
053
6.N
umbe
r of
out
stan
ding
cla
ims
786
216
4235
8312
45
1545
53
7.D
irec
t cas
e re
serv
es f
orou
tsta
ndin
g cl
aim
s18
,907
6,72
52,
728
8,53
02,
657
5,16
258
745
845
435
54
8.L
iabi
lity
for
clai
ms
incu
rred
but n
ot r
epor
ted
24,0
0418
,649
6,71
327
,179
3,46
912
,605
138
754
1,38
387
023
2
9.L
oss
adju
stm
ent e
xpen
selia
bilit
y fo
r op
en c
laim
s2,
396
559
343
214
811
1,34
49
4634
078
2
10.
Los
ses
paid
6,27
61,
215
2,17
514
,975
445
3,13
713
7830
80
1
11.
Pure
loss
rat
io47
.8%
66.9
%70
.4%
62.6
%53
.4%
37.6
%10
2.6%
32.9
%28
.1%
61.5
%23
.4%
12.
Allo
cate
d lo
ss a
djus
tmen
tex
pens
e pa
id70
335
571
196
250
1,22
50
811
62
13.
Num
ber
of c
laim
s pa
id9,
717
1,12
752
4858
444
6629
071
92
14
14.
Ulti
mat
e in
curr
ed lo
sses
incl
udin
gal
loca
ted
loss
adj
ustm
ent e
xpen
sean
d in
curr
ed b
ut n
ot r
epor
ted
loss
es76
,315
33,2
8238
,043
55,5
299,
431
31,7
7689
72,
201
4,15
91,
298
267
15.
Ulti
mat
e in
curr
ed lo
sses
incl
udin
gal
l los
s ad
just
men
t exp
ense
and
incu
rred
but
not
rep
orte
d lo
sses
81,2
8135
,712
40,7
2058
,914
10,3
1333
,476
960
2,35
94,
593
1,38
328
6
16.
Num
ber
of c
laim
s cl
osed
with
out p
aym
ent
5,10
598
538
4071
711
428
127
748
694
17.
Num
ber
of le
gal a
ctio
ns f
iled
686
113
1218
038
300
011
448
1
*00
0's
omitt
ed in
item
s 1,
2, 4
, 7, 8
, 9, 1
0, 1
2, 1
4, a
nd 1
5.
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Pro
duct
s &
Law
yers
All
Oth
erP
rem
ises
&C
ompl
eted
Pro
fes-
Pro
fes-
Day
Rec
rea-
Liq
uor
Pol
icy
Yea
r 19
99O
pera
tion
sO
pera
tion
sE
xces
sU
mbr
ella
sion
alsi
onal
Car
eti
onal
Mun
icip
alP
ollu
tion
Lia
bilit
y
1.In
vest
men
t gai
n$1
6,48
3$7
,107
$2,8
35$1
2,82
0$2
,054
$9,3
16$1
10$6
85$1
,259
$263
$161
2.E
xpen
ses
incu
rred
oth
er th
anlo
ss a
djus
ting
expe
nses
28,9
8912
,500
4,98
522
,548
3,61
316
,385
193
1,20
52,
214
462
283
3.N
umbe
r of
pol
icie
s w
ritte
n99
,318
34,7
212,
625
31,8
381,
532
19,6
1533
62,
730
1,65
180
61,
263
4.D
irec
t dol
lar
prem
ium
ear
ned
98,1
0242
,300
16,8
7176
,303
12,2
2555
,449
653
4,07
97,
493
1,56
395
8
5.A
vera
ge p
rem
ium
per
pol
icy
988
1,21
86,
427
2,39
77,
980
2,82
71,
942
1,49
44,
538
1,93
975
8
6.N
umbe
r of
out
stan
ding
cla
ims
1,41
141
135
7713
137
36
4088
34
7.D
irec
t cas
e re
serv
es f
orou
tsta
ndin
g cl
aim
s22
,494
7,96
037
,252
21,9
282,
624
7,23
517
01,
020
532
522
105
8.L
iabi
lity
for
clai
ms
incu
rred
but n
ot r
epor
ted
42,0
4134
,078
8,92
715
,479
3,12
021
,361
244
1,50
42,
452
1,16
336
4
9.L
oss
adju
stm
ent e
xpen
selia
bilit
y fo
r op
en c
laim
s2,
432
601
2694
498
12,
115
315
044
620
31
10.
Los
ses
paid
3,78
11,
480
150
2,68
415
376
718
208
151
0
11.
Pure
loss
rat
io69
.6%
102.
9%27
4.6%
52.5
%48
.2%
53.0
%66
.2%
67.0
%40
.0%
107.
9%49
.0%
12.
Allo
cate
d lo
ss a
djus
tmen
tex
pens
e pa
id33
273
1017
764
689
34
18
0
13.
Num
ber
of c
laim
s pa
id7,
840
944
1355
2440
636
257
775
75
14.
Ulti
mat
e in
curr
ed lo
sses
incl
udin
gal
loca
ted
loss
adj
ustm
ent e
xpen
sean
d in
curr
ed b
ut n
ot r
epor
ted
loss
es86
,716
48,6
9646
,405
51,7
677,
530
36,2
7789
73,
200
4,93
51,
687
547
15.
Ulti
mat
e in
curr
ed lo
sses
incl
udin
gal
l los
s ad
just
men
t exp
ense
and
incu
rred
but
not
rep
orte
d lo
sses
92,3
8552
,117
49,7
2311
4,75
18,
286
38,6
8496
23,
434
5,46
01,
819
585
16.
Num
ber
of c
laim
s cl
osed
with
out p
aym
ent
3,93
468
321
1923
480
313
525
621
39
17.
Num
ber
of le
gal a
ctio
ns f
iled
180
5610
521
246
01
162
1
*00
0's
omitt
ed in
item
s 1,
2, 4
, 7, 8
, 9, 1
0, 1
2, 1
4, a
nd 1
5.
TABL
E IB
CO
MM
ER
CIA
L L
IAB
ILIT
Y IN
SUR
AN
CE
RE
POR
T, S
. 601
.422
, WIS
. ST
AT
.E
NT
RIE
S A
RE
FO
R IN
SUR
ER
S R
EPO
RT
ING
CO
MM
ER
CIA
L L
IAB
ILIT
Y IN
SUR
AN
CE
IN W
ISC
ON
SIN
*
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TA
BL
E I
IC
OM
ME
RC
IAL
LIA
BIL
ITY
IN
SUR
AN
CE
RE
PO
RT
, S. 6
01.4
22, W
IS. S
TA
T.
SUM
MA
RY
OF
SU
PP
LE
ME
NT
AL
DA
TA
Law
yers
All
Oth
erP
rodu
cts
&P
rofe
s-P
rofe
s-P
rem
ises
&C
ompl
eted
sion
alsi
onal
Day
Rec
rea-
Liq
uor
Ope
rati
ons
Ope
rati
ons
Exc
ess
Um
brel
laL
iabi
lity
Lia
bilit
yC
are
tion
alM
unic
ipal
Pol
luti
onL
iabi
lity
Los
s R
atio
s19
9969
.6%
102.
9%27
4.6%
52.5
%48
.2%
53.0
%66
.2%
67.0
%40
.0%
107.
9%49
.0%
1998
47.8
66.9
70.4
62.6
53.4
37.6
102.
632
.928
.161
.523
.419
9730
.757
.146
.759
.537
.040
.915
.541
.515
.033
.013
.319
9625
.735
.438
.949
.637
.622
.66.
612
.59.
839
.413
.019
9518
.142
.241
.125
.012
.713
.03.
26.
614
.122
.58.
1F
ive-
year
ave
rage
37.4
60.4
103.
349
.335
.633
.627
.630
.821
.349
.321
.3
Ave
rage
Inc
urre
d L
oss
Per
Cla
im19
992,
840
6,96
677
9,20
418
6,45
617
,913
10,2
734,
480
4,13
463
452
,304
11,7
1719
982,
398
5,91
252
,160
283,
188
21,9
9914
,611
8,44
51,
755
998
50,7
1726
619
972,
046
5,63
15,
178
281,
037
15,9
9230
,026
944
4,75
668
38
167
1996
1,84
94,
062
12,4
9611
0,34
815
,049
16,8
1553
495
754
34,5
871,
693
1995
1,34
66,
912
9,75
653
,543
7,00
010
,745
8252
61,
602
4,54
653
95-
year
ave
rage
2,06
55,
917
134,
371
178,
106
14,7
7316
,229
2,34
52,
249
433
22,2
732,
390
Ave
rage
Cas
e R
eser
ve P
er C
laim
1999
15,9
4219
,366
1,06
4,33
528
4,78
320
,028
19,3
9828
,292
25,4
946,
050
174,
015
26,3
5619
9824
,055
31,1
3664
,951
243,
702
32,0
1341
,627
117,
300
30,5
0510
,099
71,0
041,
167
1997
46,0
6345
,133
119
335,
781
39,7
4390
,847
50,0
0022
2,59
126
,425
28
*19
9673
,113
57,7
9071
,682
82,1
8751
,746
88,1
3910
,000
99,3
0013
,324
210
1995
77,2
5064
,780
131,
252
19,7
7729
,519
70,1
64
*1
4,50
010
0,00
0
*5-
year
ave
rage
26,4
8430
,590
431,
656
230,
535
30,8
2842
,029
63,0
0247
,133
9,56
375
,167
12,1
03
Allo
cate
d L
AE
: Pr
emiu
m E
arne
d19
992.
8%1.
6%0.
2%1.
5%8.
5%5.
1%0.
9%3.
8%6.
0%1.
8%3.
2%19
983.
02.
32.
50.
58.
64.
61.
31.
44.
64.
20.
419
972.
83.
30.
23.
15.
410
.42.
21.
63.
22.
20.
019
968.
72.
10.
30.
39.
85.
50.
20.
83.
815
.20.
619
953.
03.
90.
00.
36.
45.
30.
10.
43.
00.
50.
05-
year
ave
rage
4.1
2.6
0.7
1.1
7.7
6.2
0.7
1.5
4.1
4.7
0.8
IBN
R:
Prem
ium
Ear
ned
1999
69.6
%10
2.9%
274.
6%52
.5%
48.2
%53
.0%
66.2
%67
.0%
40.0
%10
7.9%
49.0
%19
9847
.866
.970
.462
.653
.437
.610
2.6
32.9
28.1
61.5
23.4
1997
11.0
38.2
42.8
18.3
20.0
9.2
8.6
8.6
9.3
33.0
13.2
1996
7.4
23.3
34.9
36.3
12.0
3.8
4.3
4.3
7.4
19.7
10.5
1995
5.1
22.1
37.1
17.7
4.1
2.3
2.5
2.5
2.2
18.5
7.3
5-ye
ar a
vera
ge17
.241
.842
.225
.216
.515
.510
.613
.614
.035
.418
.4
Perc
enta
ge C
hang
e I
n P
rem
ium
Ear
ned
1998
to 1
999
-4.7
%6.
4%2.
2%-5
.8%
-0.7
%-0
.2%
-9.2
%3.
9%-2
.0%
-21.
5%-5
.5%
1997
to 1
998
2.1
1.8
36.4
-1.0
-17.
70.
5-0
.8-7
.1-3
.413
.4-3
.819
96 to
199
7-1
0.5
-9.1
-6.3
-3.6
-12.
60.
6-5
0.9
0.0
0.0
-9.1
1.6
1995
to 1
996
-3.6
-7.3
-3.0
-5.1
-8.2
4.7
-8.7
-16.
713
.6-2
3.5
17.4
*Inf
orm
atio
n in
com
plet
e.
See
narr
ativ
e.
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Medical Malpractice Insurance ReportsSection 601.427, Wis. Stat.
The following table summarizes the reports on medical malpractice insurance required by s. 601.427, Wis. Stat.,that were received in 2001. All of the information is for medical malpractice insurance written in Wisconsin byauthorized insurers. Insurers that wrote less than $300,000 annually in medical malpractice insurance premiums inWisconsin were not required to report.
The first three lines are for the calendar years indicated by the column headings. The Average Written Premiumper Policy is calculated from the entries in the previous two lines. The next fifteen lines are for the policy years shownby the column headings.
This report includes the experience of the Wisconsin Health Care Liability Insurance Plan. It does not include theexperience of the Patients Compensation Fund.
It should be noted that the data are from individual insurer reports and have been accepted by this office withoutaudit. In addition, the data do not separate occurrence policy experience from claims-made policy experience. Thesetwo types of policies have different claims payment experience patterns.
This report combines the experience for all physician and surgeon classifications, other health care professionals,hospital, and other health care facilities. The individual classification reports by company, from which the summarytable was derived, have been maintained in this office.
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1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
**
1.In
vest
men
t and
oth
erin
com
e ne
t gai
n or
loss
***
$22,
515
$23,
966
$26,
493
$26,
674
$22,
677
$27,
149
$24,
736
$22,
015
$19,
545
$21,
850
$16,
972
2.In
curr
ed lo
ss a
djus
tmen
t exp
ense
***
23,3
0424
,015
30,7
9822
,723
23,3
8917
,647
15,9
4413
,019
6,93
711
,592
14,6
00
3.A
ll ot
her
incu
rred
exp
ense
s***
10,5
2811
,869
12,7
3013
,783
14,3
7713
,887
16,4
3215
,151
15,8
2115
,421
13,2
61
4.N
umbe
r of
pol
icie
s w
ritte
n30
,087
31,1
4831
,164
32,3
0532
,212
29,7
4817
,540
31,6
2943
,160
44,5
68
5.To
tal d
olla
r am
ount
of
dire
ctw
ritte
n pr
emiu
m71
,087
71,9
1482
,720
78,1
7173
,253
71,4
7169
,875
68,9
9370
,060
68,5
03
6.A
vera
ge w
ritte
n pr
emiu
m p
er p
olic
y2,
363
2,30
92,
654
2,42
02,
274
2,40
33,
984
2,18
11,
623
1,53
7
7.N
umbe
r of
ope
n cl
aim
s4
54
1932
5715
222
827
742
5
8.D
irec
t cas
e re
serv
es o
n op
en c
laim
s34
604
741,
535
1,64
55,
021
10,2
1114
,759
12,4
8413
,110
9.A
mou
nt p
aid
on m
edic
alm
alpr
actic
e cl
aim
s18
,868
19,2
3623
,645
24,2
1919
,206
18,0
5917
,109
15,8
014,
172
1,33
8
10.
Res
erve
s es
tabl
ishe
d fo
r in
curr
edbu
t not
rep
orte
d cl
aim
s2,
652
6,24
04,
320
5,27
15,
496
6,47
19,
996
15,0
7321
,030
21,6
60
11.
Pure
loss
rat
io30
.3%
36.3
%33
.9%
39.7
%36
.0%
41.3
%53
.4%
66.1
%53
.8%
52.7
%
12.
Tota
l num
ber
of c
laim
s re
port
ed1,
500
1,69
21,
887
1,58
91,
359
21,4
581,
320
772
1,05
758
0
13.
Tota
l num
ber
of c
laim
s cl
osed
with
out p
aym
ent
1,13
41,
292
1,64
01,
428
1,10
41,
215
919
735
696
432
14.
Tota
l num
ber
of c
laim
s cl
osed
with
pay
men
t34
440
133
728
329
131
527
827
816
410
4
15.
Tota
l nu
mbe
r of
leg
al a
ctio
ns f
iled
406
424
444
396
395
438
388
263
264
158
16.
Tota
l num
ber
of v
erdi
cts/
judg
men
ts f
or d
efen
dant
153
151
140
125
9278
6035
239
17.
Tota
l num
ber
of v
erdi
cts/
judg
men
ts f
or p
lain
tiff
3742
3929
2616
88
10
18.
Tota
l am
ount
aw
arde
d to
pla
intif
fs4,
641
3,71
04,
342
3,24
76,
431
4,15
01,
531
3,38
379
30
*00
0's
omitt
ed in
item
s 1,
2, 3
, 5, 8
, 9, 1
0, a
nd 1
8.**
Polic
y ye
ar 2
000
was
not
com
plet
e at
tim
e of
wri
ting.
***
The
se e
lem
ents
are
rep
orte
d on
a c
alen
dar
year
bas
is; a
ll ot
her
row
s ar
e on
a p
olic
y ye
ar b
asis
.
ME
DIC
AL
MA
LP
RA
CT
ICE
IN
SUR
AN
CE
RE
PO
RT
, S. 6
01.4
27, W
IS. S
TA
T.
EN
TR
IES
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Product Liability Insurance ReportsSection 601.425, Wis. Stat.
The following table summarizes the reports on product liability insurance required by s. 601.425, Wis. Stat., thatwere received in 2001. All of the information is for product liability insurance written in Wisconsin by authorizedinsurers. Insurers that wrote less than $50,000 annually in product liability insurance premiums in Wisconsin were notrequired to report.
The first three lines are for the calendar years indicated by the column headings. The Average Written Premiumper Policy is calculated from the entries in the previous two lines. The next fifteen lines are for the policy years shownby the column headings.
It should be noted that the data are from reports provided by individual insurers. These reports have been acceptedby this office without audit. In addition, the data do not separate occurrence policy experience from claims-made policyexperience. These two types of policies have different claims payment experience patterns.
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The following consumer publications are availablefrom OCI. Copies of all brochures are available on-lineon OCI's Web site: http://oci.wi.gov/pub_list.htm.
HEALTH
Long-Term Care
• Guide to Long-Term Care (PI-047)—Explainsdifferent types of long-term care insurance and thetypes of policies sold in Wisconsin to cover long-term care expenses.
• Long-Term Care Insurance Approved Policies inWisconsin (PI-046)—Lists individual, group andtax-qualified long-term care insurance policies,nursing home policies, and home health care policiesincluding information regarding benefits and samplepremiums.
Medicare Supplement
• Medicare Supplement Insurance ApprovedPolicies (PI-010)—Lists all policies available inWisconsin including benefits and current premiums.
• Medicare+Choice - Questions and Answers(PI-099)—Explains new options available topersons age 65 and over, and some disabledindividuals under age 65, who are looking forinformation about the Medicare+Choice program.
• Wisconsin Guide to Health Insurance for Peoplewith Medicare (PI-002)—Explains Medicare andsupplemental insurance to cover those expenses notpaid by Medicare.
General
• ANSI Claim Adjustment Reason Code(OCI 17-007)—Claim adjustment reason codes thatmust be used by providers and their narrativeexplanation.
• A Guide to Health Insurance and Worker’sCompensation Insurance for Farm Families(PI-072)—Provides information about healthinsurance and limitations for work-related injuries.
• A Shopper’s Guide to Cancer Insurance(PI-001)—Describes cancer insurance policies andthe limitations many of these policies have.
• Consumer’s Guide to Managed Care HealthPlans in Wisconsin (PI-044)—Provides informationon all HMO and Limited Service HealthOrganization Plans in Wisconsin.
• Fact Sheet on Continuation and Conversion inHealth Insurance Policies (PI-023)—Describes aconsumer’s rights under Wisconsin law and thefederal COBRA law to continue or convert grouphealth insurance coverage after losing previouseligibility for health insurance coverage.
Consumer Publications
• Fact Sheet on Managed Care ConsumerProtections in Wisconsin (PI-102)—Describesconsumer protections available to Wisconsinresidents enrolled in managed care plans.
• Fact Sheet on Mandated Benefits in HealthInsurance Policies (PI-019)—Gives a briefdescription of current mandated benefits.
• Fact Sheet on Mandated Benefits for theTreatment of Nervous and Mental Disorders,Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse (PI-008)—Summarizes required coverages in group healthinsurance policies.
• Group Health Insurance Index (PI-081)—Surveyresults listing the monthly premiums for grouphealth insurance policies for three hypotheticalgroups.
• Health Insurance Coverage in Wisconsin(PI-094)—Survey results listing the number ofpeople covered by an HMO, Preferred ProviderOrganization, Point-of-Service Plan and traditionalhealth insurance in Wisconsin.
• The Health Insurance Portability and Account-ability Act of 1996 and 1997 Wisconsin Act 27(PI-096)—Provides a general overview of the newfederal law as well as the changes made to statehealth insurance laws.
• HMO Quarterly Statement Summary—Summarizes HMO information contained in thequarterly financial statement.
• Insurance Coverage and AIDS (PI-064)—Summarizes rules regarding health and life insuranceunderwriting and coverage for AIDS and includesResources for Persons with a Positive HIV Test/TheImplications of Testing Positive for HIV (OCI 17-001).
• Mammograms: Mandated Insurance Coverage(PI-056)—Summarizes required coverage formammograms under health insurance policies.
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES
• NAIC Life Insurance Buyer's Guide—Explainstypes of life insurance and provides consumerinformation.
• State Life Insurance Fund—Information about theState Life Insurance Fund that offers life insuranceto Wisconsin residents. This also includes a ratetable and an application.
• Wisconsin Buyer’s Guide to Annuities (PI-016)—Describes annuities and provides consumerinformation.
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PROPERTY AND CASUALTY
• Buying a Home and Your Insurance Needs (PI-100)—Provides information on title, homeowner’s,flood and private mortgage insurance and discussesother insurance options to consider when buying ahome.
• Consumer’s Guide to Auto Insurance (PI-057)—Explains the types of coverage provided in an autoinsurance policy, how to shop for insurance,collision damage waiver coverage for rental cars,and contains premiums for five hypotheticalexamples.
• Consumer’s Guide to Commercial LiabilityInsurance (PI-045)—Contains basic information oncommercial liability insurance, risk management,legal protections, required coverages, and optionalcoverages.
• Consumer’s Guide to Day Care LiabilityInsurance (PI-054)—Answers questions aboutliability insurance coverage for day care facilities.
• Consumer’s Guide to Homeowner’s Insurance(PI-015)—Explains the basic coverages included inhomeowner's and renter's insurance policies, thetypes of policies, what you should do if you have aloss, the Wisconsin Insurance Plan, and containspremium tables for four hypothetical examples.
• Consumer’s Guide to Insurance for SmallBusiness Owners (PI-085)—Provides informationabout business, worker’s compensation, health, andauto insurance.
• Consumer’s Guide to Worker’s CompensationInsurance for Employers (PI-065)—Providesinformation on worker’s compensation insurancerequirements and answers frequently askedquestions.
• Fact Sheet on Foster Parent Liability Insurance(PI-048)—Answers questions about liabilityinsurance coverage for foster children.
• Guía del Consumidor para Seguros de Vivienda(PI-115)—Explica las coberturas básicas incluidasen las pólizas de seguros de propietarios deviviendas e inquilinos, los tipos de pólizas, qué debehacer en caso de pérdida, el plan de seguros deWisconsin y contiene tablas de tarifas para cuatroejemplos hipotéticos.
• Information Sheet on Surplus Lines Insurers andAgents (PI-026)—Answers questions about surpluslines insurance and procedures for placing surpluslines insurance.
• Settling Property Insurance Claims (PI-084)—Provides information on what to do after a loss, howto settle an insurance claim, flood insurance, and tipson what to do before a loss.
• Teenagers and Auto Insurance (PI-200) —Provides information on buying car insurance,saving money, and how underage drinking affectsyour insurance premium.
• Warranties (PI-069)—Discusses the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, the federal law that coverswarranties, and answers questions about extendedwarranties.
OTHER
• Consumer’s Guide to Insurance (PI-051)—Provides general information about health, life, auto,homeowner's, and worker's compensation insurance.
• Fact Sheet on Insurance Terminations, Denials,and Cancellations (PI-024)—Summarizes the lawsdealing with notice requirements when insurancecoverage is terminated.
• Fact Sheet on Standard Health Insurance Forms(PI-083)—Describes the requirements for billingformats to be used by providers and explanation ofbenefits and remittance advice forms used byinsurers to explain claim payments.
• Insurance Complaints and AdministrativeActions (PI-030)—An annual report listingcompanies with an above-average number ofcomplaints in individual and group health, life andannuities, automobile, and homeowner's and tenant'sinsurance.
• Learning about the Office of the Commissionerof Insurance on the World Wide Web (PI-095)—Provides information about OCI's home site on theInternet.
• Other Sources of Help (OCI 51-051)—Providesinformation on Small Claims Court.
• The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner ofInsurance (PI-059)—Summarizes OCI's mainfunctions, discusses employment opportunities, thecivil service system, and pay and employee benefits.
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Financial and Statistical Data
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Notes to Tables
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Notes to Tables
The financial information was obtained from theNAIC database downloaded on June 24, 2002, for thosecompanies filing electronically with the NAIC andannual statements filed with OCI for those companiesnot filing electronically with the NAIC. The tablesreport the financial position of companies licensed todo business in Wisconsin as of December 31, 2001,and the results of their 2001 operations. Companies inrehabilitation and liquidation may not be included inthe financial data.
All of the amounts in Tables F-I, except ratio amounts,have been rounded to thousands. Ratios in excess of “999”were reported as “999” and ratios less than “0” werereported as “0”. Ratio results exceeding these thresholdsare meaningless.
Premiums written in Table E includes insurers withnegative premiums written. This resulted in premiumswritten for the 20 ranked insurers of credit life to be greaterthan all insurers writing credit life.
Limited Service Health Organizations and HospitalMedical Dental Indemnity Plans were combined in 2001as Other Health Insurers.
The life annual statement changed in 2001 affectingdirect premiums written and direct benefits paid. In 2000,deposit funds were included with direct life premiumswritten to be consistent with direct life benefits paid. In2001 deposit funds were no longer included with directlife premiums written. Other considerations were includedin annuity premiums in 2001. Surrender values and write-in benefits were included with annuity benefits (if therewas annuity premium) to be consistent with directpremiums in Table D. Other considerations were notincluded in annuities in Table E.
For Life and Health insurers filing on the new Healthblank, direct premiums earned were used to report directpremiums written. For most companies, there was nosignificant difference between the amounts.
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Explanation of Terms Used in Tables
The “Wisconsin Operations” columns report thedirect premiums and losses for Wisconsin only businessfor 2001. The “Nationwide Operations” columns reportthe net premiums and losses for all operations for 2001.
“Direct” business refers to business which the insurerissued an insurance policy and accepted the premium.“Net” business is direct business plus reinsurance assumedand less reinsurance ceded.
“Reinsurance” is the transfer of risk betweeninsurance companies. Almost all direct writing companiesuse reinsurance to transfer risk. Reinsurance assumed isaccepting the risk of other insurers, while reinsuranceceded is transferring the risk to other insurers. Somecompanies specialize in providing reinsurance to othercompanies versus writing business directly.
“Premium Written” is usually defined as premiumbilled by fire and casualty companies. Rules of lifeinsurance accounting require reporting premiums actuallycollected. Premium written is a measure of sales activityin the state for the year.
“Premium Earned” is the result of premiums writtenin the current and previous years, and in some instances,premiums to be written in the future for current coverages.It is approximately the pro-rata portion of the premiumcharged for each policy for the portion of coverageprovided within the calendar year.
“Losses Incurred” equals losses paid, plus anestimate at the close of the current year of the amounts tobe paid in the future for all unsettled claims as of thefinancial statement date, less the corresponding estimatemade at the end of the prior year. If the estimates wereexactly correct, then the incurred losses would be the
actual cost of all claims arising from coverage providedduring the current year. The estimates would also includeamounts for IBNR claims (incurred but not reported).Loss adjustment expenses are also included in the lossesincurred for nationwide operations of Title Companies.
“Annuity Considerations” is revenue received forannuity contracts during the year. The amount corre-sponds to premiums written on insurance contracts.
“Other Considerations” are annuity considerationsor other deposits, which are not allocated to a specificpolicy, but include an insurable risk.
The “Net Loss Ratio” is equal to net losses incurredplus net loss adjustment expenses incurred, divided bynet premiums earned. The “Expense Ratio” is equal tounderwriting expenses divided by net premiums written.The loss ratio is determined based on net premiums earnedas losses occur randomly throughout the policy term whichmatches the period the premiums are earned. The expenseratio is determined using net premiums written, becausemost underwriting expenses (commissions, home officeunderwriting, and clerical expenses) are incurred at thetime the policy is written, not evenly throughout the policyterm.
The “Wisconsin Direct Loss Ratio” is a pure lossratio equal to the direct losses incurred divided by thedirect premiums earned for Wisconsin business. This ratiodoes not include Loss Adjustment Expenses. For insurerswith small direct premiums earned, this ratio may not bea meaningful representation of their overall operations.Negative losses incurred would result from the companyoverestimating the cost to settle open claims as of the endof the prior year or the receipt of salvage or otherrecoveries from claims paid in prior years which were inexcess of amounts incurred for the current year claims.
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Tables A and B
TABLE ASummary of Insurers Authorized to
Write Insurance in Wisconsinas of December 31, 2001
Counts by Type and Domicile
TABLE B2001 Summary of Wisconsin Operations
of All Insurers by Type of Company
DOMESTIC NONDOMESTICCOMPANIES COMPANIES TOTAL
STOCK LIFE AND HEALTH 26 455 481MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH 4 34 38FRATERNALS 9 44 53HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS 21 0 21OTHER HEALTH INSURERS 18 0 18STOCK PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 69 743 812MUTUAL PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 34 70 104RECIPROCAL EXCHANGES 0 20 20TOWN MUTUALS 73 0 73
TOTALS 254 1,366 1,620
DIRECT DIRECTPREMIUMS BENEFITSWRITTEN* PAID*
TYPE OF COMPANY
STOCK LIFE AND HEALTH $ 8,520,970,268 $ 6,974,561,471MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH 813,051,313 928,097,528FRATERNALS 447,777,467 418,941,465
TOTALS $ 9,781,799,048 $ 8,321,600,464
DIRECT DIRECTPREMIUMS LOSSES LOSS
EARNED INCURRED RATIO
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS $ 3,614,995,178 $ 3,306,601,184 91OTHER HEALTH INSURERS 367,767,917 311,421,694 85STOCK PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 3,570,273,122 2,674,169,397 75MUTUAL PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 2,417,076,728 1,700,304,997 70RECIPROCAL EXCHANGES 126,325,549 92,877,998 74TOWN MUTUALS 52,710,008 47,906,077 91
TOTALS $10,149,148,502 $ 8,133,281,347 80
* See Notes to Tables.
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table C
TABLE C2001 Summary of Nationwide
Financial Operations of Wisconsin Insurers
� LIFE AND HEALTH INSURERS �
ASSETS $135,320,354,612CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 11,451,757,035PREMIUMS AND ANNUITY CONSIDERATIONS 17,832,195,123BENEFITS INCURRED 16,768,812,514NET INCOME 903,441,913
� PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURERS �
ASSETS $ 40,895,121,529CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 14,396,948,388NET EARNED PREMIUMS 13,206,282,514NET INCURRED LOSSES 8,740,844,842NET INCOME 918,864,991
� HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS �� AND OTHER HEALTH INSURERS �
ASSETS $ 1,145,946,867CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 425,039,448NET EARNED PREMIUMS 3,980,065,508NET INCURRED LOSSES 3,602,804,491NET INCOME 27,121,070
� ALL INSURERS COMBINED �
ASSETS $177,361,423,008CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 26,273,744,871PREMIUMS AND ANNUITY CONSIDERATIONS 17,832,195,123BENEFITS INCURRED 16,768,812,514NET EARNED PREMIUMS 17,186,348,022NET INCURRED LOSSES 12,343,649,333NET INCOME 1,849,427,974
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TABLE D2001 Summary of Wisconsin Operations
of All Insurers by Line of Insurance
DIRECT DIRECTPREMIUMS BENEFITS
LINE OF INSURANCE WRITTEN* PAID*
LIFE INSURANCEORDINARY $ 1,661,042,889 $ 1,227,001,966CREDIT 46,068,111 19,723,680GROUP 356,235,372 287,306,315INDUSTRIAL 89,402 18,198,085
TOTAL $ 2,063,435,774 $ 1,552,230,046
ANNUITIES $ 4,873,281,358 $ 4,591,820,976
DIRECT DIRECTPREMIUMS LOSSES LOSS
EARNED INCURRED RATIOACCIDENT AND HEALTH
GROUP $ 6,122,087,671 $ 5,414,828,083 88CREDIT 78,025,457 35,833,942 46INDIVIDUAL 926,429,952 620,539,728 67
TOTAL $ 7,126,543,080 $ 6,071,201,753 85
FIRE $ 83,945,893 $ 78,235,895 93
MULTIPLE PERILFARMOWNERS $ 83,676,189 $ 88,415,149 106HOMEOWNERS 520,598,470 577,553,350 111COMMERCIAL 417,599,421 311,795,258 75
TOTAL $ 1,021,874,080 $ 977,763,757 96
AUTOMOBILEPRIVATE PASSENGER CARS $ 1,970,255,218 $ 1,345,905,591 68COMMERCIAL VEHICLES 436,788,873 317,322,337 73
TOTAL $ 2,407,044,091 $ 1,663,227,928 69
ALL OTHER LINESMEDICAL MALPRACTICE $ 62,580,533 $ 19,959,937 32WORKERS COMPENSATION 1,207,198,401 818,175,325 68OTHER LIABILITY 472,284,238 334,443,997 71FIDELITY 14,318,632 6,808,671 48SURETY 30,152,595 7,460,511 25CREDIT 4,179,503 3,181,654 76TITLE 83,234,447 2,562,860 3MORTGAGE GUARANTY 74,937,131 32,815,636 44ALL OTHER 396,933,819 341,607,309 86
TOTAL $ 2,345,819,299 $ 1,567,015,900 67
* See Notes to Tables.
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Table E
Wisconsin Market Shares(Business of 2001)
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O R D I N A R Y L I F E
% OF PREMIUMSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN
1 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO THE 17.1 $ 283,281,5672 AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS 4.7 78,427,6283 PRUDENTIAL INS CO OF AMERICA THE 4.0 66,831,4604 AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE INS CO 3.3 55,525,3215 METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO 2.9 48,892,0846 EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE US THE 2.6 42,683,9707 LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD 2.0 33,613,5348 NEW YORK LIFE INS CO 1.9 31,531,7749 PRINCIPAL LIFE INS CO 1.8 30,410,954
10 STATE FARM LIFE & ACCIDENT ASSURANCE CO 1.8 29,228,13311 PACIFIC LIFE INS CO 1.7 27,996,84912 IDS LIFE INS CO 1.5 24,854,11113 MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INS CO 1.4 23,955,29214 NEW YORK LIFE INS & ANNUITY CORP 1.4 22,737,60515 FORTIS BENEFITS INS CO 1.3 21,494,49216 PRIMERICA LIFE INS CO 1.1 18,776,41917 VALLEY FORGE LIFE INS CO 1.1 18,124,17818 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS CO U S A 1.1 17,924,65019 TRANSAMERICA OCCIDENTAL LIFE INS CO 1.1 17,856,69920 AMERUS LIFE INS CO 1.0 16,872,436
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 54.8 $ 911,019,156TOTALS FOR 433 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $1,661,042,889
C R E D I T L I F E
% OF PREMIUMSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN
1 AMERICAN GENERAL ASSURANCE CO 17.1 $ 7,888,8242 CUNA MUTUAL INS SOCIETY 10.4 4,771,0443 AMERICAN HEALTH & LIFE INS CO 10.3 4,724,1524 UNION SECURITY LIFE INS CO 7.6 3,515,0705 AMERICAN MODERN LIFE INS CO 7.0 3,217,5176 HOUSEHOLD LIFE INS CO 6.3 2,907,4307 AMERICAN NATIONAL INS CO 5.8 2,676,4678 RESOURCE LIFE INS CO 5.7 2,642,4419 NORTH CENTRAL LIFE INS CO 5.6 2,598,080
10 PEKIN LIFE INS CO 5.6 2,577,78611 CENTRAL STATES HEALTH & LIFE CO OF OMAHA 5.1 2,364,12412 JMIC LIFE INS CO 4.9 2,273,92913 UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS LIFE INS CO 3.9 1,788,95714 PROTECTIVE LIFE INS CO 3.3 1,517,27515 MINNESOTA LIFE INS CO 2.8 1,311,22716 AMERICAN BANKERS LIFE ASSUR CO OF FLA 2.1 947,83917 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE INS CO INC 1.6 754,82818 CENTURION LIFE INS CO 1.5 671,85619 MERIT LIFE INS CO 1.2 571,96620 LIFE INVESTORS INS CO OF AMERICA 1.2 570,839
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 100.0 $ 50,291,651TOTALS FOR 50 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 46,068,111
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G R O U P L I F E
% OF PREMIUMSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN
1 METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO 13.8 $ 49,179,5442 MINNESOTA LIFE INS CO 13.1 46,707,6203 UNUM LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA 5.3 18,774,3384 UNITED WISCONSIN LIFE INS CO 4.9 17,281,4445 HARTFORD LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO 4.6 16,472,2026 FORTIS BENEFITS INS CO 4.3 15,471,6547 PRUDENTIAL INS CO OF AMERICA THE 4.3 15,432,3658 MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INS CO 3.7 13,294,5559 CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INS CO 3.6 12,724,264
10 TRUSTMARK INS CO 2.9 10,270,83311 AETNA LIFE INS CO 2.8 10,138,23412 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO OF CANADA 2.6 9,350,20613 RELIASTAR LIFE INS CO 2.6 9,148,55014 CUNA MUTUAL INS SOCIETY 2.2 7,683,68015 PRINCIPAL LIFE INS CO 1.6 5,692,55616 NEW YORK LIFE INS CO 1.6 5,590,04117 GREAT WEST LIFE & ANNUITY INS CO 1.5 5,419,59718 JEFFERSON PILOT FINANCIAL INS CO 1.5 5,411,08019 STANDARD INS CO 1.2 4,347,34320 HARTFORD LIFE INS CO 1.1 4,090,911
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 79.3 $ 282,481,017TOTALS FOR 200 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 356,235,372
A N N U I T I E S
% OF PREMIUMSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN
1 LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INS CO THE 6.2 $ 211,098,3562 EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE US THE 6.0 204,718,5063 AETNA LIFE INS & ANNUITY CO 5.4 182,106,1054 LINCOLN BENEFIT LIFE CO 3.7 123,936,4425 METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO 3.3 112,096,8596 JACKSON NATIONAL LIFE INS CO 3.3 110,296,1297 AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS 3.1 105,848,2258 GOLDEN AMERICAN LIFE INS CO 2.6 87,795,4249 OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INS CO 2.6 87,509,484
10 AMERICAN EQUITY INVESTMENT LIFE INS CO 2.5 84,487,26811 ALLIANZ LIFE INS CO OF NORTH AMERICA 2.4 82,762,16212 ANCHOR NATIONAL LIFE INS CO 2.3 78,459,77013 AMERICAN NATIONAL INS CO 2.2 75,026,13214 TEACHERS INSURANCE & ANNUITY ASSN OF AMER 2.1 71,654,53315 TRANSAMERICA LIFE INS CO 2.1 70,945,57016 LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD 2.0 68,582,41717 AMERICAN GENERAL ANNUITY INS CO 1.9 66,086,29118 ALLMERICA FINANCIAL LIFE INS & ANNUITY CO 1.9 63,967,04119 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO THE 1.9 63,607,50520 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO OF CANADA U S 1.8 61,985,870
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 59.3 $2,012,970,089TOTALS FOR 310 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $3,391,342,124
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F I R E
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 6.9 $ 6,235,991 362 FACTORY MUTUAL INS CO 5.0 4,511,740 1263 ALLIANZ INS CO 4.8 4,388,930 174 EMPLOYERS INS C OF WAUSAU 4.1 3,678,543 115 LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROPERTY INS FUND 4.0 3,618,612 1156 AMERICAN GUARANTEE & LIABILITY INS CO 3.7 3,349,294 3727 WESTPORT INSURANCE CORP 3.1 2,839,133 818 ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO 3.1 2,830,094 129 AUTO OWNERS INS CO 2.8 2,499,084 131
10 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 1.8 1,646,744 4111 SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO 1.6 1,487,855 3512 TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO THE 1.6 1,461,718 -1513 TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO OF IL 1.5 1,397,973 -2214 AMERICAN SECURITY INS CO 1.5 1,375,721 615 GERMANTOWN MUTUAL INS CO 1.5 1,338,290 6816 ST PAUL FIRE & CASUALTY INS CO 1.3 1,151,648 5217 WAUSAU-STETTIN MUTUAL INS CO 1.2 1,117,205 18318 LUMBERMENS UNDERWRITING ALLIANCE US 1.2 1,047,387 10819 MILWAUKEE MUTUAL INS CO 1.1 1,021,146 11920 ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO 1.1 1,020,374 6
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 52.9 $48,017,482 82TOTALS FOR 321 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $90,499,382 93
F A R M O W N E R S M U L T I P L E P E R I L
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 RURAL MUTUAL INS CO 25.9 $22,428,721 1062 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 15.5 13,436,242 953 SECURA INS A MUTUAL CO 9.6 8,340,697 794 HASTINGS MUTUAL INS CO 6.3 5,486,123 1005 WILSON MUTUAL INS CO 5.3 4,585,497 656 AUTO OWNERS INS CO 4.9 4,237,789 1437 STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY CO 4.1 3,552,673 1888 MT MORRIS MUTUAL INS CO 4.1 3,513,826 909 WISCONSIN AMERICAN MUTUAL INS CO 3.0 2,588,493 98
10 MCMILLAN-WARNER MUTUAL INS CO 2.4 2,077,535 11211 GERMANTOWN MUTUAL INS CO 2.2 1,939,386 5112 OHIO FARMERS INS CO 2.0 1,762,323 19413 MAPLE VALLEY MUTUAL INS CO 2.0 1,736,050 6614 MANITOWOC MUTUAL INS CO 1.8 1,544,967 9715 ONEBEACON MIDWEST INS CO 1.5 1,316,873 11816 LITTLE BLACK MUTUAL INS CO 1.5 1,295,122 31517 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1.3 1,145,435 10218 FARMINGTON MUTUAL INS CO 1.1 931,577 9919 WISCONSIN MUTUAL INS CO 0.9 800,614 14420 MERIDIAN SECURITY INS CO 0.7 639,309 93
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 96.1 $83,359,252 106TOTALS FOR 45 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $86,713,710 106
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H O M E O W N E R S M U L T I P L E P E R I L
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 25.9 $140,506,620 872 STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY CO 13.9 75,312,437 1443 ACUITY A MUTUAL INS CO 3.9 21,398,652 804 ALLSTATE INS CO 3.3 18,201,600 1315 GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF WI 3.0 16,442,645 956 FIRE INS EXCHANGE 2.7 14,703,904 1137 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 2.3 12,593,360 1088 SECURA INS A MUTUAL CO 2.0 11,069,031 719 AUTO OWNERS INS CO 1.8 9,734,893 155
10 REGENT INS CO 1.8 9,707,801 12111 SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO 1.7 9,481,127 8112 BADGER MUTUAL INS CO 1.6 8,681,781 7613 RURAL MUTUAL INS CO 1.6 8,630,630 12414 ONEBEACON MIDWEST INS CO 1.5 8,079,225 14715 GLENS FALLS INS CO THE 1.4 7,371,368 12616 GERMANTOWN MUTUAL INS CO 1.2 6,632,277 9817 SAFECO INS CO OF AMERICA 1.2 6,593,201 14418 WISCONSIN MUTUAL INS CO 1.1 6,194,994 11619 CINCINNATI INS CO THE 1.1 6,148,978 14120 FOREMOST INS CO 1.1 5,963,332 85
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 74.3 $403,447,856 107TOTALS FOR 209 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $543,339,721 111
C O M M E R C I A L M U L T I P L E P E R I L
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 ACUITY A MUTUAL INS CO 8.7 $ 39,052,505 522 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 5.8 26,120,265 893 SOCIETY INS A MUTUAL CO 5.5 24,835,204 744 CINCINNATI INS CO THE 4.7 21,273,633 815 REGENT INS CO 4.6 20,713,908 576 GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF WI 4.5 20,098,153 -357 CAPITOL INDEMNITY CORP 3.0 13,578,606 818 TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO OF IL 2.6 11,580,323 599 RURAL MUTUAL INS CO 2.6 11,559,961 79
10 STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY CO 2.2 9,803,384 9211 FEDERAL INS CO 2.1 9,488,486 6412 SECURA SUPREME INS CO 1.9 8,748,351 6213 ONEBEACON MIDWEST INS CO 1.7 7,772,064 15414 TRANSCONTINENTAL INS CO 1.5 6,710,141 7715 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 1.5 6,596,210 6116 CHURCH MUTUAL INS CO 1.4 6,091,524 10617 NATIONAL FIRE INS CO OF HARTFORD 1.3 6,025,283 8718 INTEGRITY MUTUAL INS CO 1.1 4,912,982 10019 HARTFORD FIRE INS CO 1.0 4,710,068 2920 FRANKENMUTH MUTUAL INS CO 1.0 4,647,439 69
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 58.8 $264,318,490 66TOTALS FOR 274 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $449,167,446 75
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M E D I C A L M A L P R A C T I C E
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 PHYSICIANS INS CO OF WI INC 35.1 $ 23,484,279 322 MEDICAL PROTECTIVE CO THE 18.2 12,174,108 583 OHIC INS CO 10.1 6,741,557 1174 PREFERRED PROFESSIONAL INS CO 4.5 3,023,125 -565 ST PAUL FIRE & CASUALTY INS CO 4.4 2,954,969 876 MIDWEST MEDICAL INS CO 3.5 2,368,605 657 ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO 3.0 1,999,463 78 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO 2.6 1,732,408 379 WISCONSIN HEALTH CARE LIABILITY INS PLAN 2.3 1,520,585 -656
10 NCMIC INS CO 2.2 1,467,124 12711 ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO 2.0 1,309,706 4512 AMERICAN CASUALTY CO OF READING PA 1.8 1,204,174 -1213 CHICAGO INS CO 1.7 1,168,780 -614 AMERICAN CONTINENTAL INS CO 1.6 1,097,560 8915 ST PAUL MERCURY INS CO 1.4 924,422 17716 CINCINNATI INS CO THE 1.2 834,856 -1417 PODIATRY INS CO OF AMERICA (RISK
RETENTION GROUP) A MUTUAL CO 0.8 558,713 -2518 GULF INS CO 0.6 417,883 5219 DOCTORS CO AN INTERINSURANCE EXCHANGE THE 0.6 384,675 -8220 PHARMACISTS MUTUAL INS CO 0.4 254,320 -8
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 98.2 $ 65,621,312 31TOTALS FOR 43 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 66,841,154 32
G R O U P A C C I D E N T & H E A L T H
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 UNITEDHEALTHCARE OF WISCONSIN INC 10.9 $ 667,046,964 862 COMPCARE HEALTH SERVICES INS CORP 8.7 530,164,624 973 WEA INS CORP 8.5 519,458,956 1004 DEAN HEALTH PLAN INC 7.0 429,261,774 945 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD UNITED OF WI 6.7 412,717,984 886 TOUCHPOINT HEALTH PLAN INC 4.0 242,741,117 907 SECURITY HEALTH PLAN OF WI INC 3.8 232,201,149 938 PHYSICIANS PLUS INS CORP 3.5 213,086,310 869 WISCONSIN PHYSICIANS SERVICE INS CORP 3.3 202,852,114 92
10 NETWORK HEALTH PLAN OF WI INC 3.2 198,927,428 8911 UNITY HEALTH PLANS INS CORP 2.7 165,147,560 8712 HUMANA WISCONSIN HEALTH ORGANIZATION INS CORP 2.3 140,851,859 10213 UNITED HEALTHCARE INS CO 2.3 139,893,890 6114 MANAGED HEALTH SERVICES INS CORP 2.1 127,683,825 8115 HUMANA INS CO 2.1 125,942,270 9516 GROUP HEALTH COOP OF SOUTH CENTRAL WI 1.7 105,216,966 9117 MIDWEST SECURITY LIFE INS CO 1.6 97,985,681 8018 GUNDERSEN LUTHERAN HEALTH PLAN INC 1.4 84,496,257 8719 PRINCIPAL LIFE INS CO 1.3 79,775,489 7420 VALLEY HEALTH PLAN INC. 1.2 74,943,935 94
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 78.2 $4,790,396,152 90TOTALS FOR 289 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $6,123,582,158 88
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C R E D I T A C C I D E N T & H E A L T H
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 CUNA MUTUAL INS SOCIETY 13.5 $ 10,167,907 562 AMERICAN SECURITY INS CO 13.2 9,944,093 23 AMERICAN GENERAL ASSURANCE CO 9.5 7,159,949 514 AMERICAN BANKERS INS CO OF FLA 9.1 6,852,468 125 RESOURCE LIFE INS CO 6.7 5,046,098 776 JMIC LIFE INS CO 5.3 3,948,449 427 AMERICAN HEALTH & LIFE INS CO 5.0 3,739,782 1188 PEKIN LIFE INS CO 4.6 3,472,349 519 UNION SECURITY LIFE INS CO 4.2 3,139,111 67
10 NORTH CENTRAL LIFE INS CO 3.3 2,502,787 5411 UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS LIFE INS CO 3.2 2,373,203 3312 PROTECTIVE LIFE INS CO 3.0 2,264,847 8213 AMERICAN MODERN LIFE INS CO 2.6 1,988,598 3714 CENTRAL STATES HEALTH & LIFE CO OF OMAHA 2.6 1,933,894 6115 HOUSEHOLD LIFE INS CO 2.5 1,856,299 6416 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE INS CO INC 2.1 1,550,431 5317 AMERICAN NATIONAL INS CO 2.0 1,464,387 6518 CENTRAL STATES INDEMNITY CO OF OMAHA 1.5 1,149,411 3719 LIFE INVESTORS INS CO OF AMERICA 1.4 1,060,369 4120 MINNESOTA LIFE INS CO 1.4 1,049,575 57
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 96.8 $ 72,664,007 43TOTALS FOR 57 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 75,050,239 46
I N D I V I D U A L A C C I D E N T & H E A L T H
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD UNITED OF WI 25.9 $179,006,528 682 WISCONSIN PHYSICIANS SERVICE INS CORP 8.4 58,211,925 673 AMERICAN REPUBLIC INS CO 7.5 51,766,724 694 BANKERS LIFE & CASUALTY CO 7.1 48,867,505 645 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 6.9 47,571,242 796 PHYSICIANS MUTUAL INS CO 5.6 38,890,620 627 AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURNC CO OF COLUMBUS 4.4 30,629,275 478 AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS 3.8 26,105,560 669 SECURITY HEALTH PLAN OF WI INC 3.5 24,012,215 91
10 MUTUAL OF OMAHA INS CO 3.2 22,285,817 5811 COMBINED INS CO OF AMER 3.1 21,300,531 3012 DEAN HEALTH PLAN INC 2.8 19,585,545 9813 FORTIS INS CO 2.8 19,185,326 5714 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS CO 2.7 18,774,832 8015 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO THE 2.7 18,581,111 10716 CONSTITUTION LIFE INS CO 2.3 15,748,514 6817 GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPITAL ASSURANCE CO 2.2 15,517,034 4818 UNITED TEACHER ASSOCIATES INS CO 2.1 14,250,260 8719 NATIONAL STATES INS CO 1.6 11,099,529 6920 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO 1.2 8,595,781 173
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 73.3 $689,985,874 72TOTALS FOR 320 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $941,441,479 67
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W O R K E R S C O M P E N S A T I O N
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO 5.7 $ 74,496,079 662 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 4.9 64,130,139 513 EMPLOYERS INS CO OF WAUSAU 4.8 62,462,807 954 ACUITY A MUTUAL INS CO 4.7 62,043,032 305 REGENT INS CO 3.5 46,354,757 696 TRANSPORTATION INS CO 3.4 44,601,903 977 SOCIETY INS A MUTUAL CO 3.1 40,596,963 368 LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INS CO 2.7 34,877,365 869 CONNECTICUT INDEMNITY CO THE 2.7 34,729,079 75
10 ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO 2.5 32,775,291 10111 LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO 2.5 32,438,557 11112 VIRGINIA SURETY CO INC 2.4 31,878,029 7313 WAUSAU UNDERWRITERS INS CO 2.4 31,778,022 3614 UNITED WISCONSIN INS CO 2.4 31,730,114 3915 AMERICAN MOTORISTS INS CO 2.4 31,016,337 -116 FIDELITY & GUARANTY INS CO 1.9 24,269,202 7817 TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO OF IL 1.7 22,051,676 6018 CINCINNATI INS CO THE 1.5 19,979,443 8119 TRANSCONTINENTAL INS CO 1.4 18,362,096 7120 ST PAUL FIRE & CASUALTY INS CO 1.4 17,852,321 74
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 58.0 $ 758,423,212 65TOTALS FOR 302 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $1,307,410,788 68
O T H E R L I A B I L I T Y
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 5.5 $ 20,581,611 282 FEDERAL INS CO 5.0 18,613,009 1023 LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO 4.1 15,179,768 804 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 3.7 13,826,152 645 AMERICAN GUARANTEE & LIABILITY INS CO 3.6 13,223,307 656 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO 2.9 10,962,853 2227 CINCINNATI INS CO THE 2.6 9,811,439 868 STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY CO 2.6 9,611,837 669 ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO 2.5 9,231,189 88
10 ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO 2.4 8,870,331 3511 TIG INS CO 2.2 8,317,105 5812 SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO 2.1 7,844,841 8313 ST PAUL MERCURY INS CO 2.1 7,645,852 2814 EMPLOYERS INS CO OF WAUSAU 1.9 7,183,662 -70615 FEDERATED MUTUAL INS CO 1.7 6,312,446 4516 WESTPORT INS CORP 1.5 5,685,608 3817 GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF WI 1.4 5,344,541 -3018 WAUSAU UNDERWRITERS INS CO 1.4 5,244,175 4119 EMPLOYERS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO 1.4 5,226,567 4620 INSURANCE CO OF STATE OF PA THE 1.4 5,214,338 320
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 52.2 $ 193,930,631 47TOTALS FOR 380 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 371,685,145 71
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P R I V A T E P A S S E N G E R C A R S
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 21.1 $ 423,021,814 612 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS CO 11.9 238,988,998 803 AMERICAN STANDARD INS CO OF WI 4.7 94,266,560 704 ACUITY A MUTUAL INS COMPANY 3.7 74,809,007 675 PROGRESSIVE NORTHERN INS CO 3.4 69,005,590 596 ALLSTATE INS CO 3.2 63,550,240 547 REGENT INS CO 2.4 48,714,344 708 GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF WI 2.3 46,426,607 799 FARMERS INS EXCHANGE 2.1 42,500,294 58
10 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 2.0 39,764,294 6211 SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO 1.9 37,060,004 8212 RURAL MUTUAL INS CO 1.8 35,623,994 6813 WISCONSIN MUTUAL INS CO 1.4 27,091,916 7114 BADGER MUTUAL INS CO 1.2 24,813,612 5715 GLENS FALLS INS CO THE 1.2 24,183,700 4816 SECURA INS A MUTUAL CO 1.1 22,132,058 5617 ONEBEACON MIDWEST INS CO 1.1 21,889,835 10518 STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY CO 1.0 19,019,210 8019 SAFECO INS CO OF AMERICA 0.9 18,741,524 7620 DAIRYLAND INS CO 0.9 18,059,717 62
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 69.4 $1,389,663,318 67TOTALS FOR 278 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $2,001,802,493 68
C O M M E R C I A L V E H I C L E S
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 ACUITY A MUTUAL INS CO 7.0 $ 32,142,915 652 GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF WI 5.9 26,855,982 613 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 5.5 25,045,758 534 GREAT WEST CASUALTY CO 5.1 23,501,589 545 CINCINNATI INS CO THE 2.9 13,317,157 986 ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO 2.9 13,300,146 557 REGENT INS CO 2.6 11,839,891 768 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS CO 2.4 10,893,724 469 NORTHLAND INS CO 2.3 10,564,235 41
10 AUTO OWNERS INS CO 1.9 8,572,535 9911 PROGRESSIVE NORTHERN INS CO 1.6 7,308,360 6512 RURAL MUTUAL INS CO 1.6 7,217,827 5113 EMPLOYERS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO 1.5 7,073,421 9014 SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO 1.5 7,028,287 10315 WAUSAU UNDERWRITERS INS CO 1.5 6,982,075 15516 LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INS CO 1.4 6,285,263 2017 FEDERATED MUTUAL INS CO 1.2 5,668,662 9518 UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS INS CO 1.2 5,660,021 5319 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO 1.2 5,658,214 5820 SECURA SUPREME INS CO 1.2 5,483,995 89
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 52.6 $ 240,400,057 64TOTALS FOR 327 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 456,918,972 73
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F I D E L I T Y
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 CUMIS INS SOCIETY INC 17.3 $ 2,615,861 912 FEDERAL INS CO 13.1 1,991,228 -973 TRAVELERS CASUALTY & SURETY CO OF AMERICA 9.7 1,471,949 824 ST PAUL MERCURY INS CO 5.4 815,058 1725 CAPITOL INDEMNITY CORP 4.0 606,509 -16 FIDELITY & DEPOSIT CO OF MD 3.6 545,367 107 HANOVER INS CO THE 3.5 529,816 568 ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO 3.2 491,124 289 NATIONAL UNION FIRE INS CO OF PITTSBURGH 2.9 445,623 13
10 KANSAS BANKERS SURETY CO THE 2.3 349,835 27211 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO 2.2 338,334 1,24812 WESTERN SURETY CO 2.2 338,107 413 BANC INSURE INC 1.9 286,737 -1714 HARTFORD FIRE INS CO 1.9 284,927 2115 ACUITY A MUTUAL INS CO 1.7 258,081 1816 ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO 1.6 248,068 7917 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 1.6 240,830 -1918 OHIO CASUALTY INS CO THE 1.6 236,712 219 GREAT AMERICAN INS CO 1.2 182,245 620 FEDERATED MUTUAL INS CO 1.2 178,016 58
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 82.2 $12,454,427 43TOTALS FOR 137 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $15,146,534 48
S U R E T Y
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 NATIONAL FIRE INS CO OF HARTFORD 9.3 $ 2,873,446 82 FIDELITY & DEPOSIT CO OF MD 8.8 2,720,424 873 CAPITOL INDEMNITY CORP 8.3 2,551,287 -54 EMPLOYERS INS CO OF WAUSAU 7.6 2,343,447 115 TRAVELERS CASUALTY & SURETY CO OF AMERICA 6.6 2,053,965 626 UNITED STATES FIDELITY & GUARANTY CO 6.4 1,968,541 -97 OHIO CASUALTY INS CO THE 4.4 1,373,185 68 ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO 4.2 1,292,804 -49 WESTERN SURETY CO 3.0 936,467 18
10 HARTFORD FIRE INS CO 2.6 807,412 -711 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO 2.1 664,273 22912 UNITED FIRE & CSLTY CO 2.0 626,890 -213 LIBERTY MUTUAL INS CO 1.9 602,313 -1814 WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO 1.7 522,572 -315 BANC INSURE INC 1.6 499,668 2216 OLD REPUBLIC SURETY CO 1.6 492,648 2617 FIREMANS FUND INS CO 1.6 485,408 918 UNIVERSAL SURETY CO 1.4 419,540 2919 FEDERAL INS CO 1.2 386,418 -120 SAFECO INS CO OF AMERICA 1.2 377,578 2
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 77.6 $23,998,286 24TOTALS FOR 139 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $30,921,553 25
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C R E D I T
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 GREAT AMERICAN INS CO 19.2 $ 842,414 -152 EULER AMERICAN CREDIT INDEMNITY CO 17.5 768,402 2273 CONTINENTAL INS CO THE 13.3 583,805 1204 WESCO INS CO 7.4 323,813 375 BANC INSURE INC 7.3 318,171 796 FIDELITY & DEPOSIT CO OF MD 7.0 306,919 437 ACE AMERICAN INS CO 6.3 275,548 48 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO 6.3 273,775 -29 NCM AMERICAS INC 6.2 269,480 9
10 OLD REPUBLIC INS CO 2.7 119,538 5611 ONEBEACON AMERICA INS CO 1.9 82,561 2512 VIRGINIA SURETY CO INC 1.4 61,497 -913 NORTH AMERICAN SPECIALTY INS CO 0.9 40,320 014 CITICAPITAL INS CO 0.8 36,806 1015 FIRST AMERICAN INS CO 0.7 31,630 6116 GERLING AMERICA INS CO 0.5 23,154 3217 INSURANCE CO OF NORTH AMERICA 0.2 10,594 1318 SECURITY INSCO OF HARTFORD 0.2 10,282 819 LYNDON PROPERTY INS CO 0.0 -263 666
TOTALS FOR 19 RANKED INSURERS 100.0 $ 4,378,446 76TOTALS FOR 19 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 4,378,446 76
T I T L E
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 CHICAGO TITLE INS CO 28.5 $ 24,687,171 52 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INS CO 26.4 22,836,676 23 STEWART TITLE GUARANTY CO 12.7 10,954,876 14 TICOR TITLE INS CO 8.7 7,500,043 25 LAWYERS TITLE INS CORP 6.1 5,295,967 36 COMMONWEALTH LAND TITLE INS CO 6.0 5,155,202 37 OLD REPUBLIC NATL TITLE INS CO 5.6 4,825,064 -28 FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INS CO OF NY 1.9 1,633,884 229 TRANSNATION TITLE INS CO 1.6 1,387,326 8
10 SECURITY UNION TITLE INS CO 1.4 1,253,403 611 AMERICAN PIONEER TITLE INS CO 0.7 604,142 112 ATTORNEYS TITLE GUARANTY FUND INC 0.4 315,362 1013 INVESTORS TITLE INS CO 0.0 28,306 0
TOTALS FOR 13 RANKED INSURERS 100.0 $ 86,477,422 3TOTALS FOR 13 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $ 86,477,422 3
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M O R T G A G E G U A R A N T Y
% OF PREMIUMS LOSSRANK INSURER MARKET WRITTEN RATIO
1 MORTGAGE GUARANTY INS CORP 38.5 $29,248,440 402 GENERAL ELECTRIC MORTGAGE INS CORP 15.5 11,817,170 103 UNITED GUARANTY RESIDENTIAL INS CO 11.2 8,541,278 84 MGIC CREDIT ASSURANCE CORP 10.8 8,191,289 2005 PMI MORTGAGE INS CO 9.8 7,450,959 186 RADIAN GUARANTY INC 5.7 4,316,556 647 REPUBLIC MORTGAGE INS CO 4.5 3,398,778 58 CMG MORTGAGE INS CO 2.6 1,959,422 89 AMERIN GUARANTY CORP 1.0 770,144 49
10 UNITED GUARANTY RESIDENTIAL INS CO OF NC 0.2 128,173 -1911 UNITED GUARANTY MORTGAGE INDEMNITY CO 0.2 119,176 012 MGIC INDEMNITY CORP 0.0 29,109 -2,11513 MGIC ASSURANCE CORP 0.0 25,277 -1614 GE RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE INS CORP OF NC 0.0 21,699 -3815 VEREX ASSURANCE INC 0.0 16,966 10616 TRIAD GUARANTY INS CORP 0.0 8,661 017 UNITED GUARANTY CREDIT INS CO 0.0 1,744 018 CMG MORTGAGE ASSURANCE CO 0.0 1,670 019 COMMERCIAL LOAN INS CORP 0.0 145 020 GENERAL ELECTRIC MORTGAGE INS CORP OF NC 0.0 49 0
TOTALS FOR 20 RANKED INSURERS 100.0 $76,046,705 44TOTALS FOR 20 INSURERS WRITING THIS LINE 100.0 $76,046,705 44
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Table F
2001 Financial Dataof
Property and Casualty Insurers
Includes: Fire and Casualty InsurersReciprocal ExchangesTitle Insurers
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122
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123
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NC
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CO
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238,
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20,0
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751,
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124
AM
ER
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N A
MB
ASS
AD
OR
CA
SUA
LTY
CO
30,4
4323
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CO
291,
550
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167,
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114,
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737,
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237,
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24,8
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7,87
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8,50
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308,
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141,
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NA
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398,
477
299,
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5,77
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149
124
AM
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SSU
RA
NC
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P79
8,04
917
6,81
9-6
1,07
317
8,22
316
1,35
613
324
1,04
883
980
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ER
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N P
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CO
57,8
1418
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6,18
414
3,89
53,
708
394
575
81
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ER
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N P
RE
MIE
R I
NS
CO
6,65
86,
398
239
274
184
8128
1,78
71,
224
69
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
125
AM
ER
ICA
N P
RO
TE
CT
ION
IN
S C
O11
,183
10,9
8535
20
00
014
,050
14,8
6210
6A
ME
RIC
AN
RE
INSU
RA
NC
E C
O11
,961
,565
2,64
3,09
4-9
79,3
093,
283,
189
3,34
6,67
111
335
0-5
0A
ME
RIC
AN
RE
LIA
BL
E I
NS
CO
262,
347
62,2
00-1
7247
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21,1
4857
4354
329
955
AM
ER
ICA
N R
OA
D I
NS
CO
TH
E52
1,55
728
0,57
841
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177,
424
126,
630
799
1,59
395
560
AM
ER
ICA
N S
AFE
TY
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O10
8,63
124
,601
-1,7
6042
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2732
4915
4A
ME
RIC
AN
SE
CU
RIT
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NS
CO
572,
632
172,
624
47,2
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8,14
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2370
12,4
5681
77
AM
ER
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N S
EL
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NS
CO
105,
968
30,5
43-4
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54,8
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7732
1,23
452
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AM
ER
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N S
OU
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N I
NS
CO
93,1
7933
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3,62
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614
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ND
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274,
547
182,
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64,6
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1,72
7,46
137
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7884
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4,60
987
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188,
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50,2
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9,92
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5,15
55,
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75,3
3475
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2,96
50
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486
2,36
453
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UA
RA
NT
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P31
4,84
729
8,80
253
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67,6
2724
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360
764
375
49A
ME
RIS
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E I
NS
CO
388,
155
110,
840
3,84
297
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62,3
5677
2914
9-3
20
AM
ER
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MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
041,
579
319,
950
11,5
1422
6,94
714
5,49
777
2966
219
630
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ASS
UR
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CO
358,
869
171,
478
53,7
2916
2,04
243
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2833
2,75
21,
478
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MG
UA
RD
IN
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6,47
229
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57,1
2242
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UT
UA
L I
NS
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2,90
8,92
51,
429,
258
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9995
3,81
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6,61
473
273,
591
2,22
662
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TH
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IN
S C
OS
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3,51
5,45
22,
338,
733
406,
891
1,75
3,76
51,
505,
967
9011
00
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RA
G I
NS
CO
32,0
1220
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3,42
430
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17,5
2061
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NA
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GR
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EN
TR
AL
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7,56
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5124
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834
286
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1,01
2,26
426
9,20
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9,56
311
6,36
274
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9844
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418
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T M
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41,7
082,
620
8,34
85,
351
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2,20
632
315
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54,7
5928
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9,09
114
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872
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279,
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235,
735
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159,
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100,
548
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6447
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RA
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381,
501
133,
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24,7
5152
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121,
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1,33
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477
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AM
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15,6
4115
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1,06
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1,42
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150
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064
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515
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126
AU
TO
MO
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NS
CO
OF
HA
RT
FOR
D C
T T
HE
775,
906
233,
151
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7,09
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4,41
776
330
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61,5
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90,7
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62,9
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629
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1,64
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59,7
9637
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157,
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22,6
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87,7
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263,
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279,
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463,
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
127
CE
NT
RE
IN
S C
O69
6,54
291
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19,8
8059
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33,3
2767
2493
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TR
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NS
CO
25,8
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242
531
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288
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3,15
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IN
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957,
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3,73
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8,92
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4,05
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97,3
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544,
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543,
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10,3
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8,58
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13,3
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128
CO
NSO
LID
AT
ED
IN
S C
O77
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45,9
017,
495
00
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2,59
11,
499
58C
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IN
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O12
6,53
747
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23,7
1118
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9237
43
85C
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TIN
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CA
SUA
LTY
CO
21,7
23,4
664,
700,
064
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2,91
4,50
13,
509,
909
143
3847
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5112
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DIV
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IN
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567
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1,57
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329,
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7,82
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EM
PLO
YE
RS
INS
CO
OF
WA
US
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3,75
1,25
264
9,79
5-1
7,51
21,
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520
1,01
1,43
410
326
86,5
0976
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88E
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564,
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12,7
40,3
454,
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1,86
1,48
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295
2,81
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8,62
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8,63
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6,99
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104,
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82,8
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3275
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130
FIR
ST A
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RIC
AN
PR
OPE
RT
Y &
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O26
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18,4
832,
027
6,17
62,
440
4711
722
1463
FIR
ST A
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RIC
AN
TIT
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IN
S C
O1,
126,
393
534,
218
118,
662
1,75
5,49
583
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510
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403
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RST
AU
TO
& C
ASU
ALT
Y I
NS
CO
18,6
116,
687
161
12,1
258,
860
8123
11,9
937,
867
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RST
CO
LO
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L I
NS
CO
34,7
3719
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615
12,5
713,
179
2683
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RST
CO
MM
UN
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IN
S C
O20
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3-1
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11,6
555,
732
6157
241
2611
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NC
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0,42
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TH
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6,01
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MU
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MU
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0,84
517
9,43
7-5
0627
4,73
419
4,78
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MPE
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89,8
365,
430
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MO
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IN
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553,
245
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3,85
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1,68
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10,3
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142,
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RA
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127,
261
58,2
614,
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9,86
58,
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933,
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769,
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4,39
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7,70
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142,
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14,0
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3,73
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298,
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2,63
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2,15
8,59
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127
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NE
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PR
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27,7
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140
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4,97
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6,91
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19,3
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2950
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3,42
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563
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522,
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34,2
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14,7
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GL
EN
S FA
LL
S IN
S C
O T
HE
160,
480
119,
817
7,81
50
00
422
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14,6
3665
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RIC
AN
CA
SUA
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CO
17,8
7114
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547
00
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10,3
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374
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DE
MN
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CO
464,
451
100,
248
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9837
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232
5,22
110
755
2,06
41,
273
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8,43
2,95
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987,
286
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4,59
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53,
360,
337
8413
5,98
44,
229
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50,2
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1,72
270
480
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DE
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59,9
0816
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4438
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23,4
3572
3732
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GR
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IN
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MN
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IN
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O27
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13,9
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130
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601,
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387,
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5,51
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471
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7,35
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3,37
532
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19,3
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16,1
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172
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292
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11,1
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2,22
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1,06
0,65
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21,
080,
697
705,
946
8134
5,71
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777
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103,
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29,0
814,
381
32,4
1921
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3,81
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GR
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CU
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13,2
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7,09
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155,
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6,32
13,
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149,
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9,36
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7,13
030
2,17
87,
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3,48
31,
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42M
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21,1
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1,43
00
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20,3
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21,3
6221
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2,05
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MB
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8,54
5,46
32,
857,
439
561,
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38,2
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142,
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3,32
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310
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
134
MC
MIL
LA
N-W
AR
NE
R M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
6,45
24,
195
273
2,84
11,
496
5928
3,41
82,
995
88M
ED
ICA
IN
S C
O94
,423
50,0
8812
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270,
370
211,
780
8014
13,9
1610
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79M
ED
ICA
L A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O I
NC
TH
E81
4,31
417
2,84
1-5
,874
183,
746
84,3
9410
623
00
0M
ED
ICA
L L
IAB
ILIT
Y M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
4,64
3,91
81,
428,
745
-92,
476
508,
962
581,
815
142
120
00
ME
DIC
AL
PR
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TIV
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HE
1,38
3,97
340
8,21
573
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326,
858
164,
588
7716
12,7
447,
738
61M
ED
MA
RC
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O87
,968
22,8
07-2
,145
21,6
608,
661
6835
491
291
59M
ED
MA
RC
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O19
6,32
685
,156
5,52
232
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12,7
3967
350
00
ME
ND
AK
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IN
S C
O21
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6,81
930
27,
238
4,40
274
310
00
ME
ND
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IN
S C
O65
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13,3
4436
936
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22,0
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302,
123
1,66
879
ME
RA
STA
R I
NS
CO
71,5
1119
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1,68
03,
763
3,05
697
074
186
611
7M
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CH
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BO
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CO
MU
TU
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44,7
4330
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1,49
317
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2,85
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UT
UA
L I
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15,1
645,
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NS
SEC
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IN
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9,40
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14,6
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115
350
550
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SE
CU
RIT
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CO
116,
134
55,9
09-2
2,35
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100,
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116
3574
870
093
ME
RIT
PLA
N I
NS
CO
18,0
9714
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922,
030
1,12
057
5931
826
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TR
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LIT
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CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O65
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65,2
6511
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00
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1,01
059
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& C
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39,1
9239
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10
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112
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GE
NE
RA
L I
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CO
39,7
4339
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7,50
50
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293,
467
1,77
651
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& C
ASU
ALT
Y I
NS
CO
533,
203
374,
891
56,7
620
090
029
6,17
73,
157
51M
ET
RO
POL
ITA
N P
RO
PER
TY
& C
ASU
ALT
Y I
NS
CO
4,45
0,88
81,
795,
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2,75
8,76
71,
861,
357
7829
13,9
2610
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78M
GA
IN
S C
O I
NC
63,0
3619
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6714
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14,2
0212
643
5311
20M
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ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
RP
33,0
1921
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1,72
39,
705
6,43
067
087
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0M
GIC
CR
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SSU
RA
NC
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P39
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26,7
33-3
6914
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15,6
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8,19
116
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200
MG
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ND
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P19
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19,2
3287
927
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937
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0M
GIC
MO
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GA
GE
IN
S C
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P75
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63,2
383,
885
560
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083
00
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GIC
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RP
13,2
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4317
4112
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CO
RP
126,
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52,5
395,
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31,9
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8,32
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5,25
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INSU
RA
NC
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P13
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12,7
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1741
125
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CO
RP
28,7
4228
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321
00
00
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0M
HA
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S C
O17
0,18
146
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4,17
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17,8
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P74
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12,6
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PR
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P48
7,95
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1,54
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580
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MIL
LE
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MU
TU
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S C
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9,61
480
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-173
89,5
6660
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7431
3,45
82,
010
58M
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ME
RIC
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FIR
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CA
SUA
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CO
6,82
66,
725
310
00
00
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IN
S C
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668,
540
508,
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1,57
8,74
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10,2
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CO
420,
716
128,
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7,14
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5,93
796
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8224
7,17
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70M
IDST
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ET
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P17
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11,8
5724
9,09
83,
307
5282
631
302
48M
IDST
AT
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RE
INSU
RA
NC
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OR
P15
8,65
643
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17,8
6313
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570
999
00
0M
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ASS
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AN
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CO
20,0
938,
358
122
36,8
4231
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8715
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LO
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RS
CA
SU
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3,03
910
4,74
63,
418
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98M
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EST
FA
MIL
Y M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
43,4
7214
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7928
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20,9
0984
307,
284
8,22
011
3M
IDW
EST
ME
DIC
AL
IN
S C
O26
4,56
211
8,12
7-1
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50,0
9744
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116
171,
342
846
63
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AN
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L
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
135
MID
WE
ST S
EC
UR
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IN
S C
O18
,179
7,57
6-6
328,
370
5,78
479
3216
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13,1
2079
MID
WE
STE
RN
IN
DE
MN
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CO
TH
E26
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23,4
8438
40
00
04
240
MIL
BA
NK
IN
S C
O24
4,73
566
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-15,
576
101,
572
70,3
4679
310
00
MIL
LE
RS
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O12
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10,3
82-7
26,
394
2,74
644
169
00
0M
ILL
ER
S C
LA
SSIF
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IN
S C
O22
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8,74
114
13,2
678,
965
8028
5,29
42,
687
51M
ILL
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S C
O T
HE
51,1
605,
730
-13,
015
26,1
1918
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9482
2433
137
MIL
LE
RS
MU
TU
AL
IN
S A
SSN
68,6
3717
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0025
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22,1
0910
451
336
473
141
MIL
WA
UK
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CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O12
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10,3
401,
037
00
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18,9
6914
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76M
ILW
AU
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UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
54,2
1634
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962,
991
2,69
311
456
20,3
0315
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77M
ILW
AU
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GU
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CO
11,8
8610
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1,12
60
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NE
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14,3
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10,2
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244,
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3,83
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LA
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UT
UA
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CO
57,8
4635
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959
8,06
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6149
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& F
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IN
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6,23
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88,7
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8029
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42,3
9722
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2,71
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128
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1,78
197
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GU
AR
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IN
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O16
3,09
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270
9,76
935
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370
183
00
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ON
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D I
NS
CO
29,7
4917
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1,79
16,
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4,18
564
1781
1518
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RT
GA
GE
GU
AR
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IN
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1,37
3,89
236
3,25
393
9,93
413
2,67
416
1729
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11,9
4540
MO
TO
RS
INS
CO
RP
5,37
0,50
01,
200,
505
156,
219
2,01
0,96
71,
470,
821
8317
1,54
91,
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69M
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BA
TT
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SU
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CO
12,4
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267
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50M
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FER
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CO
14,1
1310
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170
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21,6
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MT
MO
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UT
UA
L I
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CO
MPN
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8,12
73,
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184
5,29
13,
148
6531
6,41
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366
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UA
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8,33
121
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8948
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38,1
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284,
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2,96
860
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TU
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SE
RV
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CA
SU
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208,
949
34,0
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8,22
736
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71,5
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227
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5,25
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NA
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13,9
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50,5
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133,
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49,0
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69,9
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7529
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124,
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3,03
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8,12
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130,
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28,0
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26,6
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52,
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110,
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34,6
22,2
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409,
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770,
163
704,
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106
101,
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53,6
585,
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1,40
10
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23,3
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2,34
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IN
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RST
AT
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CO
123,
414
33,9
8262
262
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34,8
8974
2971
932
4N
AT
ION
AL
LIA
BIL
ITY
& F
IRE
IN
S C
O29
6,83
816
4,49
087
930
,233
16,4
7870
3036
326
573
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
136
NA
TIO
NA
L R
EIN
SU
RA
NC
E C
OR
P1,
184,
929
613,
554
62,9
7010
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932
740
00
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AT
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AL
SU
RE
TY
CO
RP
403,
354
64,0
60-2
1,39
215
7,78
311
4,48
289
331,
964
2,70
013
7N
AT
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AL
TIT
LE
IN
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F N
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3,70
261
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795
641
119
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AL
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CO
OF
PIT
TSB
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15,9
27,8
466,
410,
712
170,
842
2,83
1,14
92,
152,
567
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130,
687
152,
282
117
NA
TIO
NS
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WID
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IN
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11,7
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46,7
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19,1
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2,53
6,22
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78,0
501,
150,
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529
417
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18,5
53,3
646,
279,
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8,51
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783,
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8028
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22,8
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7,80
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2,64
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159
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211
2,62
511
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TO
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CO
329,
622
115,
126
10,4
3874
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37,7
3361
3135
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NC
M A
ME
RIC
AS
INC
58,9
3524
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12,8
1210
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8647
234
229
NC
MIC
IN
S C
O32
7,93
414
1,42
415
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47,7
675,
148
3223
1,40
11,
773
127
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TH
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LA
ND
S IN
S C
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131,
756
33,7
882,
363
41,5
6426
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7430
1,44
775
252
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W E
NG
LA
ND
IN
S C
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9,06
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3,24
89,
111
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480
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553
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AM
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IN
DE
MN
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CO
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7,73
478
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1,57
517
5,61
011
7,54
981
2421
17
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W H
AM
PSH
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IN
S C
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809,
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618,
032
41,7
3637
2,52
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3,23
387
191,
266
-789
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SO
UT
H I
NS
CO
58,0
4528
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1,74
50
00
00
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NE
W Y
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K M
AR
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& G
EN
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AL
IN
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9,87
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8,30
23,
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59,9
2846
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228
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0N
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AR
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185,
966
6,54
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5,14
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87,1
1813
527
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A F
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O13
0,38
561
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3453
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56,0
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22,8
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MA
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NS
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D77
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39,0
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984
13,7
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(U
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NC
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150,
805
48,3
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229
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16,1
5170
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C M
UT
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101,
839
33,8
983,
368
11,0
469,
387
930
00
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8,85
58,
274
381
00
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5,64
54,
157
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PRO
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20,7
855,
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3,66
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299
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177
198
112
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MU
TU
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S C
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0,45
826
8,03
26,
622
160,
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97,2
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170
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NO
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UA
RD
IN
S C
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0,38
530
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0957
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3380
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RT
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IN
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5,13
333
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1,44
20
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RT
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MB
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5,93
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2823
792
444
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50
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NO
RT
H A
ME
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AN
SPE
CIA
LTY
IN
S C
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8,45
916
4,40
322
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7,59
65,
235
114
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114
224
NO
RT
H P
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3,69
818
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1159
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34,7
4873
400
00
NO
RT
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R I
NS
CO
TH
E62
8,99
817
7,45
3-1
4,65
810
4,31
914
2,97
716
237
1,54
63,
654
236
NO
RT
H S
TAR
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INS
CO
RP
45,6
0814
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1,41
70
00
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86,4
251,
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0-9
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NO
RT
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RO
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PR
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RT
Y &
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O33
6,72
921
1,22
14,
347
47,6
1340
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100
284,
163
4,05
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RT
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RN
ASS
UR
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CE
CO
OF
AM
ER
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5,46
011
5,97
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4,20
211
7,75
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9,31
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355
455
485
107
NO
RT
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RN
IN
S C
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24,8
262,
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00
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4,04
82,
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TH
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N M
UT
UA
L I
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CO
11,9
985,
511
-1,1
125,
770
4,66
596
3742
134
081
NO
RT
HL
AN
D C
ASU
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Y C
O83
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26,6
511,
475
43,4
2526
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7430
462
124
27
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AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
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PE
RA
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WIS
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N
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AL
NE
TN
ET
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RR
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UR
RE
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
137
NO
RT
HL
AN
D I
NS
CO
825,
795
298,
084
12,9
7140
0,96
524
4,10
774
3011
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4,55
439
NO
RT
HW
ES
TE
RN
NA
TIO
NA
L C
AS
UA
LTY
CO
227,
097
5,23
1-5
5,42
913
8,14
912
9,91
411
337
14,1
6714
,609
103
NO
RT
HW
EST
ER
N N
AT
ION
AL
IN
S C
O O
F M
ILW
WI
89,3
349,
489
-2,8
021,
367
3,60
937
223
921
295
999
OC
CID
EN
TAL
FIR
E &
CA
SUA
LTY
CO
OF
NC
114,
491
57,3
9911
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50,9
6038
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8423
0-9
70
OD
YSS
EY
AM
ER
ICA
RE
INSU
RA
NC
E C
OR
P2,
524,
682
819,
537
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939
753,
204
576,
947
8432
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DY
SSE
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CO
RP
1,17
2,12
842
5,40
872
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58,9
034,
281
5135
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0O
HIC
IN
S C
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1,22
065
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2,94
949
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34,4
9499
217,
368
8,01
810
9O
HIO
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
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2,04
9,72
476
7,50
315
6,48
064
9,23
141
2,97
776
334,
648
636
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RM
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S IN
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5,17
161
1,99
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87,7
8057
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4,10
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124
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29,6
332,
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31,8
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CU
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64,0
4236
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7113
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8,83
476
338
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LD
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PUB
LIC
IN
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522,
157
547,
589
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3,11
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8,92
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258
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3,78
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65,6
5712
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11,9
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168
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328,
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92,5
7515
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491,
467
19,3
574
964,
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LD
RE
PUB
LIC
SU
RE
TY
CO
77,1
7732
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4,39
629
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2,17
915
7563
214
223
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D U
NIT
ED
CA
SUA
LTY
CO
164,
510
25,1
623,
325
49,7
7632
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6616
4521
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MA
HA
IN
DE
MN
ITY
CO
TH
E33
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23,8
436,
593
218
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150
209
00
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MA
HA
PR
OPE
RT
Y &
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O90
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40,6
74-2
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43,1
6038
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9819
6,52
45,
618
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1,88
111
4,47
1-5
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183,
654
134,
769
8728
1,58
190
257
ON
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EA
CO
N A
ME
RIC
A I
NS
CO
1,40
2,54
538
2,72
3-4
7,42
433
6,76
931
2,64
110
374
4,76
64,
898
103
ON
EB
EA
CO
N I
NS
CO
5,83
0,25
51,
798,
314
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1,27
1,71
41,
180,
604
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511,
824
4,57
625
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NE
BE
AC
ON
MID
WE
ST I
NS
CO
59,9
7338
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740
7,06
56,
559
103
5545
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57,6
7612
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18,9
0818
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2,85
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00
00
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RT
NE
RS
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RE
INSU
RA
NC
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2,31
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1,92
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76,5
8566
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9030
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WN
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4,44
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8,85
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369,
272
251,
120
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7,68
67,
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PAC
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PLO
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CO
976,
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242,
161
4,65
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3,14
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3018
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6,55
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124,
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RR
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NS
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NY
181,
634
99,4
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5,20
5-2
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UT
UA
L I
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30,6
338,
553
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14,4
8176
3415
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9,61
260
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HFI
ND
ER
IN
S C
O10
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7,28
41,
626
1,49
38
325
400
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18,2
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00
00
3,72
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PR
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RT
Y &
CA
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LTY
IN
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214,
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230,
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2750
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458
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NS
CO
103,
415
47,1
66-4
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48,4
7836
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8628
9,37
44,
487
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NN
AM
ER
ICA
IN
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O16
0,83
964
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3,67
257
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30,9
0370
3366
526
540
PEN
N M
ILL
ER
S IN
S C
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1,97
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4343
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28,8
8378
390
00
PEN
NSY
LVA
NIA
GE
NE
RA
L I
NS
CO
494,
649
169,
780
-16,
699
105,
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98,3
8410
399
3,06
86,
141
200
PEN
NSY
LVA
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LU
MB
ER
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MU
TU
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IN
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7,68
460
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1,55
256
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29,0
9662
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469
PEN
NSY
LVA
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MA
NU
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TU
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587,
485
166,
941
23,7
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4,90
112
9,07
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2738
925
365
PEN
NSY
LVA
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NA
TL
MU
TU
AL
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
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0,14
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4,90
23,
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241,
868
143,
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AL
ASS
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AN
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CO
RP
104,
601
23,6
15-6
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58,6
7341
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1,95
21,
028
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TR
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EU
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13,0
701,
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4,54
119
261
262
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2
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AN
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L
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NA
TIO
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
138
PHA
RM
AC
IST
S M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
98,2
3345
,158
1,48
944
,536
23,8
0865
282,
576
2,15
984
PHIL
AD
EL
PHIA
IN
DE
MN
ITY
IN
S C
O59
1,61
022
2,85
019
,706
207,
265
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IN
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0,61
03,
547,
374
2,42
5,09
485
1620
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16,7
9080
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& G
UA
RA
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264,
168
1,85
9,63
344
1,39
961
8,02
016
9,93
031
375,
888
4,85
482
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D S
TAT
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CO
1,99
0,90
951
3,52
8-4
7,15
835
5,63
248
7,42
216
237
6,06
516
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275
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D S
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7,73
424
3,99
63,
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78,3
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76,7
2240
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2,33
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542,
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15,4
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43,
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5610
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1,47
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4,84
518
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735,
792
491,
640
8024
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237,
751
105,
872
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340
60,8
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9735
4,26
74,
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110
USA
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CO
3,83
0,30
91,
162,
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120,
231
2,24
4,68
01,
502,
255
8215
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3,89
172
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13,5
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9,04
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7017
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396
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IN
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296
7,02
748
24
237
999
00
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UA
L I
NS
CO
1,77
3,04
736
5,40
0-9
1,93
858
5,44
651
6,31
010
531
4,24
25,
885
139
VA
LIA
NT
IN
S C
O14
,394
14,3
781,
053
00
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1,34
834
325
VA
LL
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FO
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NS
CO
644,
150
201,
875
-20,
301
95,5
3211
5,04
914
338
10,0
2012
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121
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NL
INE
R I
NS
CO
231,
924
89,7
694,
792
76,0
2351
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8419
696
7911
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NT
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E I
NS
CO
11,8
016,
472
112
3,32
61,
779
7727
3,72
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779
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ER
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UR
AN
CE
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C20
9,60
418
3,16
612
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2,23
1-2
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2526
106
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FIR
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NS
CO
RP
561,
343
235,
935
68,5
4425
8,76
517
8,52
984
3747
628
460
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IN
S C
OR
P17
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6,84
91,
865
00
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IN
S C
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103
8,10
121
00
00
03,
450
2,34
068
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TO
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FIR
E &
CA
SUA
LTY
CO
135,
509
46,4
603,
683
84,3
2453
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7231
391
196
50
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
143
VIG
ILA
NT
IN
S C
O24
7,87
866
,647
12,6
0331
,526
17,5
1473
309,
907
53,8
3454
3V
IKIN
G I
NS
CO
OF
WI
366,
443
85,2
44-1
8,22
719
6,13
114
2,71
689
247,
262
4,78
166
VIL
LA
NO
VA
IN
S C
O17
3,16
227
,638
-20,
277
32,2
4740
,997
158
121,
676
1,36
581
VIR
GIN
IA S
UR
ET
Y C
O I
NC
1,28
7,70
536
1,09
049
,426
526,
903
374,
834
7324
38,3
0632
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85V
ISIO
N S
ER
VIC
E P
LA
N I
NS
CO
127,
256
80,2
8613
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302,
129
282,
737
963
00
0V
OY
AG
ER
PR
OPE
RT
Y &
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O74
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37,1
478,
902
40,5
789,
114
2476
144
6344
WA
RN
ER
IN
S C
O45
,819
36,6
356,
026
16,7
264,
323
2449
153
19W
ASH
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TO
N I
NT
ER
NA
TIO
NA
L I
NS
CO
67,2
8932
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2,43
96,
737
1,43
840
6858
-22
0W
AU
SAU
BU
SIN
ESS
IN
S C
O11
9,74
334
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801
29,3
3826
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106
2618
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11,4
6462
WA
US
AU
GE
NE
RA
L I
NS
CO
120,
310
43,8
6190
129
,338
26,1
5110
626
2,24
8-3
700
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US
AU
UN
DE
RW
RIT
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S IN
S C
O17
7,47
584
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6,49
729
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26,1
5110
626
47,0
2629
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64W
EA
PR
OPE
RT
Y &
CA
SUA
LTY
IN
S C
O7,
579
2,96
810
35,
424
3,70
076
296,
227
4,40
871
WE
SCO
IN
S C
O33
1,04
712
6,91
365
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151,
127
23,7
6117
321,
090
144
13W
EST
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NS
CO
1,75
3,60
348
0,81
612
2,70
264
9,23
141
2,97
776
3312
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8,01
664
WE
ST B
EN
D M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
694,
176
201,
371
7,58
835
4,89
522
0,36
372
2717
4,26
696
,669
55W
EST
CH
EST
ER
FIR
E I
NS
CO
1,00
5,50
232
8,39
033
,102
287,
768
201,
037
7920
3,42
3-2
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0W
EST
ER
N A
GR
ICU
LTU
RA
L I
NS
CO
76,9
7134
,003
-3,1
6434
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28,4
8093
290
00
WE
STE
RN
CO
NT
INE
NTA
L I
NS
CO
42,7
4928
,113
984
0-1
,393
00
0-7
0W
EST
ER
N D
IVE
RSI
FIE
D C
ASU
ALT
Y I
NS
CO
40,4
6439
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-126
00
00
1,65
02,
076
126
WE
STE
RN
IN
DE
MN
ITY
IN
S C
O50
,174
865
-8,2
967,
388
8,98
723
353
0-4
730
WE
ST
ER
N N
AT
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AL
AS
SU
RA
NC
E C
O26
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6,79
31,
182
0-2
50
00
00
WE
ST
ER
N N
AT
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AL
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O23
7,95
863
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2,45
612
5,39
782
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8425
12,7
0710
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86W
EST
ER
N S
UR
ET
Y C
O58
9,11
320
7,34
549
,478
311,
739
65,7
5124
601,
335
197
15W
EST
FIE
LD
IN
S C
O1,
322,
496
313,
053
-22,
308
696,
752
459,
726
7731
12,4
298,
488
68W
EST
FIE
LD
NA
TIO
NA
L I
NS
CO
289,
801
91,2
121,
956
142,
642
94,1
1777
312,
256
1,37
261
WE
STPO
RT
IN
S C
OR
P1,
234,
149
226,
736
32,5
8545
9,13
728
4,12
080
3312
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7,77
762
WIL
LIA
MS
BU
RG
NA
TIO
NA
L I
NS
CO
15,8
7911
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318
724
586
169
014
113
9W
ILSH
IRE
IN
S C
O98
,200
31,5
493,
669
63,7
9647
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8327
244
253
103
WIL
SON
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O25
,252
13,1
62-1
,091
10,3
407,
163
8136
18,1
0311
,915
66W
IND
SOR
IN
S C
O33
1,49
197
,646
14,6
6118
4,76
512
0,04
682
254,
976
2,95
859
WIN
TE
RT
HU
R I
NT
ER
NA
TIO
NA
L A
ME
RIC
A I
NS
CO
577,
604
82,0
13-2
9,72
728
,604
49,5
2221
90
2,73
71,
562
57W
ISC
ON
SIN
AM
ER
ICA
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
13,3
155,
112
-677
12,1
419,
254
9027
21,9
7916
,483
75W
ISC
ON
SIN
CO
UN
TY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
OR
P43
,674
17,5
69-4
77,
144
2,38
564
169,
591
3,29
834
WIS
CO
NSI
N H
EA
LTH
CA
RE
LIA
BIL
ITY
IN
S PL
AN
122,
531
14,3
07-5
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1,77
2-1
1,38
10
481,
772
-11,
381
0W
ISC
ON
SIN
LA
WY
ER
S M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
21,7
9512
,121
1,41
83,
379
421
3520
3,86
748
513
WIS
CO
NSI
N M
UN
ICIP
AL
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O41
,168
31,5
921,
137
1,95
155
128
2,30
4-2
020
WIS
CO
NSI
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
40,1
6113
,406
292
31,7
7624
,818
8720
35,7
6927
,902
78W
ISC
ON
SIN
RE
INSU
RA
NC
E C
OR
P40
,761
20,1
61-3
,953
20,1
3522
,627
119
160
00
WM
AC
CR
ED
IT I
NS
CO
RP
4,94
34,
895
121
10
999
999
00
0W
OR
KM
EN
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UT
O I
NS
CO
91,9
0325
,974
-3,7
5869
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52,3
7987
200
00
WO
RL
DW
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DIR
EC
T A
UT
O I
NS
CO
22,8
0720
,315
580
1,08
172
383
930
00
WO
RL
DW
IDE
IN
S C
O34
,779
32,2
3381
31,
081
723
8393
847
389
46X
L C
API
TAL
ASS
UR
AN
CE
IN
C15
8,44
210
9,54
3-8
,286
223
00
523
00
0X
L I
NS
CO
OF
NE
W Y
OR
K I
NC
130,
846
30,9
68-3
,862
17,8
0324
,312
136
250
00
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
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AT
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S
CA
PIT
AL
NE
TN
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PU
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MS
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table F
144
XL
RE
INSU
RA
NC
E A
ME
RIC
A I
NC
2,45
3,51
163
9,42
2-3
1,80
819
3,28
926
3,95
713
625
00
0X
L S
PEC
IALT
Y I
NS
CO
239,
584
68,0
58-5
,548
17,8
0324
,312
136
252,
421
3,57
014
7Y
ASU
DA
FIR
E &
MA
RIN
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
TH
E33
9,07
354
,599
-31,
047
93,5
6695
,469
119
3827
410
137
YO
RK
IN
S C
O48
,632
13,9
7178
625
,162
16,1
4678
301
113
3Y
OSE
MIT
E I
NS
CO
306,
610
197,
777
27,9
8053
,537
10,8
1928
291,
323
381
29Z
C I
NS
CO
117,
417
57,6
635,
142
228
-440
043
90
00
ZE
NIT
H I
NS
CO
1,06
8,97
825
2,46
6-1
5,42
946
6,79
834
2,16
590
2442
444
710
6Z
UR
ICH
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NS
CO
11,4
22,8
212,
421,
276
-234
,642
4,35
2,22
93,
073,
296
8624
61,7
0451
,033
83Z
UR
ICH
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NS
CO
OF
IL32
,297
32,2
972,
004
00
00
2,09
185
741
145
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
Table G
2001 Financial Dataof
Life Insurers
Includes: Fraternal InsurersLife Insurers
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Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
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SC
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ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
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TD
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MIT
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EF
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WR
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PA
ID
147
AA
A L
IFE
IN
S C
O15
2,24
019
,637
-2,8
3649
,332
64,0
381,
828
952
AC
AC
IA L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
021,
451
138,
418
8,32
969
,670
74,5
9975
084
5A
CA
CIA
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O68
8,32
239
,261
-2,1
0545
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51,2
8077
01,
049
AC
CE
LE
RA
TIO
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O28
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26,7
7529
70
00
0A
DM
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L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F A
ME
RIC
A5,
372
5,34
513
60
00
0A
DV
AN
TA L
IFE
IN
S C
O10
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9,22
271
51,
512
419
00
AE
TN
A H
EA
LTH
& L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
219,
426
123,
129
-1,6
1119
3,75
221
6,90
90
0A
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NA
IN
S C
O O
F A
ME
R96
3,41
559
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1,07
436
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99,5
59-6
03,
278
AE
TN
A L
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IN
S &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
46,7
59,5
3682
6,16
9-9
2,26
96,
830,
563
5,54
1,26
718
5,06
516
4,19
0A
ET
NA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
26,7
28,1
281,
710,
760
126,
372
4,96
5,32
94,
932,
561
25,6
1640
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L L
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ASS
UR
AN
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CO
511,
272
10,8
43-2
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245,
216
33,8
360
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LU
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S22
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1,87
0,49
965
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1,71
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52,
282,
839
210,
381
203,
479
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LIF
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CO
13,4
09,7
1144
8,54
6-1
39,2
313,
675,
811
2,71
1,39
750
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11,1
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LL
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O2,
183,
435
167,
407
54,9
8417
5,60
519
8,61
52,
999
3,82
6A
LL
SA
VE
RS
INS
CO
9,79
29,
355
341
121
114
00
AL
LIA
NZ
LIF
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NS
CO
OF
NO
RT
H A
ME
RIC
A16
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,280
700,
425
-285
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2,38
9,11
16,
843,
903
115,
103
70,6
40A
LL
ME
RIC
A F
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NC
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LIF
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NS
& A
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O15
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194,
991
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2,94
1,95
92,
346,
662
67,6
6932
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TAT
E A
SS
UR
AN
CE
CO
15,6
5410
,357
349
00
012
9A
LL
STA
TE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
43,9
96,1
072,
734,
944
236,
807
6,87
4,03
84,
877,
522
39,8
6816
,383
ALT
A H
EA
LTH
& L
IFE
IN
S C
O12
1,07
611
0,54
53,
176
4,59
41,
279
618
1,16
7A
MA
LG
AM
AT
ED
LIF
E &
HE
ALT
H I
NS
CO
7,80
84,
244
1,09
28,
958
6,78
30
0A
MA
LG
AM
AT
ED
LIF
E I
NS
CO
34,8
9415
,506
1,76
522
,232
17,2
950
0A
ME
RIB
EST
LIF
E I
NS
CO
286,
009
16,9
062,
685
72,0
7786
,175
3,43
451
AM
ER
ICA
N A
MIC
AB
LE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
TX
223,
475
37,6
5712
,986
45,2
6118
,114
365
59A
ME
RIC
AN
BA
NK
ER
S L
IFE
ASS
UR
CO
OF
FLA
895,
626
148,
295
-2,2
7723
4,99
610
9,60
14,
383
1,91
7A
ME
RIC
AN
CO
MM
UN
ITY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O12
5,94
440
,114
18,4
9316
6,23
992
,950
6749
AM
ER
ICA
N E
NT
ER
PRIS
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O5,
048,
420
303,
501
-81,
461
919,
514
810,
039
29,3
2210
,426
AM
ER
ICA
N E
QU
ITY
IN
VE
STM
EN
T L
IFE
IN
S C
O3,
949,
357
177,
868
-17,
326
1,99
3,51
91,
985,
228
84,4
937,
123
AM
ER
ICA
N F
AM
ILY
LIF
E A
SSU
RN
C C
O O
F C
OL
UM
BU
S30
,615
,914
2,16
1,51
637
0,46
58,
135,
793
6,47
0,42
131
,679
13,8
79A
ME
RIC
AN
FA
MIL
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O2,
632,
922
243,
103
22,2
6831
0,64
927
1,33
161
,121
47,0
05A
ME
RIC
AN
FID
EL
ITY
ASS
UR
CO
2,01
8,58
514
2,83
915
,676
311,
337
235,
210
6,58
63,
014
AM
ER
ICA
N F
IDE
LIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O40
0,97
764
,625
2,96
417
,230
7,76
015
022
3A
ME
RIC
AN
FIN
AN
CIA
L S
EC
UR
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
2,30
056
3-1
920
-80
0A
ME
RIC
AN
FO
UN
DE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
630,
060
35,0
308,
761
39,2
9338
,730
2,85
33,
353
AM
ER
ICA
N F
RA
NK
LIN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
631,
535
49,1
93-1
,331
101,
441
58,0
182,
646
1,28
6A
ME
RIC
AN
FR
AT
ER
NA
L U
NIO
N21
,352
871
-38
1,46
81,
795
40
AM
ER
ICA
N G
EN
ER
AL
AN
NU
ITY
IN
S C
O24
,853
,360
1,27
2,87
0-1
15,0
985,
443,
158
6,06
6,87
666
,108
32,7
13A
ME
RIC
AN
GE
NE
RA
L A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O1,
160,
135
86,0
3016
,156
588,
926
393,
392
17,6
329,
949
AM
ER
ICA
N G
EN
ER
AL
LIF
E &
AC
CID
EN
T I
NS
CO
8,43
8,70
434
9,87
526
1,15
884
3,96
277
4,37
616
140
7A
ME
RIC
AN
GE
NE
RA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O11
,124
,752
1,90
9,72
930
1,74
41,
459,
773
1,16
4,53
37,
310
10,7
59A
ME
RIC
AN
GE
NE
RA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F N
Y84
9,06
259
,045
19,0
7362
,159
80,4
2958
231
AM
ER
ICA
N G
EN
ER
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
PA37
,139
6,91
11,
159
22,1
3015
,783
10
AM
ER
ICA
N H
EA
LTH
& L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
340,
309
182,
462
47,9
4233
2,45
727
4,36
58,
476
652
AM
ER
ICA
N H
ER
ITA
GE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,67
1,07
515
5,80
2-6
,016
362,
317
286,
222
6,99
73,
066
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
148
AM
ER
ICA
N H
OM
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
99,3
6710
,519
259
11,5
4311
,147
552
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NC
OM
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O93
6,74
610
3,78
233
,157
306,
573
147,
103
11,1
752,
818
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NT
ER
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
ASS
UR
NC
CO
OF
NY
7,17
5,59
433
8,69
9-1
9,23
81,
318,
195
1,42
1,71
28,
453
3,40
6A
ME
RIC
AN
IN
VE
STO
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
4,45
7,35
116
2,36
6-2
1,91
91,
183,
858
1,27
5,59
821
,395
21,1
84A
ME
RIC
AN
LIF
E &
HE
ALT
H I
NS
CO
23,0
7513
,345
883
5,43
53,
754
41
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F N
Y T
HE
127,
063
40,1
52-2
3,58
13,
805
-510
,835
241
AM
ER
ICA
N M
AT
UR
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
93,9
6435
,067
-2,5
54-1
42,1
81-2
5,29
216
235
2A
ME
RIC
AN
ME
MO
RIA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O96
6,87
176
,433
14,3
7928
6,59
924
1,36
64,
665
2,62
5A
ME
RIC
AN
MO
DE
RN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
51,1
4212
,290
188
15,5
7911
,461
5,20
645
4A
ME
RIC
AN
NA
TIO
NA
L I
NS
CO
7,35
4,85
91,
634,
294
46,5
8497
6,03
087
3,79
780
,575
10,4
62A
ME
RIC
AN
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F T
X14
0,59
154
,019
2,09
611
2,17
882
,153
2,89
53,
103
AM
ER
ICA
N P
AR
TN
ER
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O40
9,95
042
,825
939
72,8
8788
,626
327
153
AM
ER
ICA
N R
EPU
BL
IC I
NS
CO
466,
315
159,
277
18,8
3043
0,29
631
6,66
656
,860
40,6
14A
ME
RIC
AN
RE
SOU
RC
ES
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,85
16,
780
860
00
0A
ME
RIC
AN
SK
AN
DIA
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
OR
P26
,475
,933
226,
780
-121
,957
3,36
4,74
42,
772,
082
89,4
6556
,303
AM
ER
ICA
N S
LO
VE
NIA
N C
AT
HO
LIC
UN
ION
(K
SKJ)
50,4
335,
979
174,
406
5,53
824
516
6A
ME
RIC
AN
STA
TE
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O56
4,59
178
,433
16,7
0856
,471
56,3
8282
972
8A
ME
RIC
AN
UN
ITE
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O9,
853,
874
498,
071
-17,
013
1,86
7,05
71,
509,
543
26,7
8524
,557
AM
ER
ICO
FIN
AN
CIA
L L
IFE
AN
D A
NN
UIT
Y I
NS
CO
1,45
5,58
613
2,59
4-6
,517
208,
988
699,
830
484
606
AM
ER
ICO
M L
IFE
& A
NN
UIT
Y I
NS
CO
85,4
054,
235
-12,
057
19,8
429,
588
30
AM
ER
ITA
S L
IFE
IN
S C
OR
P2,
334,
782
585,
020
50,6
4841
1,63
529
3,76
36,
114
4,13
6A
ME
RIT
AS
VA
RIA
BL
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O2,
226,
260
60,5
60-5
,759
368,
691
402,
391
17,0
3016
,936
AM
ER
US
LIF
E I
NS
CO
4,61
6,84
821
3,24
437
,112
668,
126
640,
206
35,0
3439
,092
AM
ICA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
599,
911
92,8
4310
,027
49,9
1049
,983
183
120
AN
CH
OR
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O24
,901
,877
1,00
9,26
7-1
22,3
223,
669,
610
2,42
6,84
079
,154
77,8
60A
NN
UIT
Y &
LIF
E R
EA
SSU
RA
NC
E A
ME
RIC
A I
NC
90,2
3619
,749
-6,9
399,
354
25,0
771,
426
4,14
7A
NN
UIT
Y I
NV
EST
OR
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O90
0,32
226
,521
-18,
804
251,
599
161,
954
5,78
41,
458
AN
TH
EM
AL
LIA
NC
E H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O11
1,95
575
,136
26,8
6319
2,31
053
,956
6,67
46,
501
AN
TH
EM
LIF
E I
NS
CO
239,
450
66,4
6212
,770
92,8
5363
,666
20
ASS
OC
IAT
ES
FIN
AN
CIA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O94
1,74
031
5,84
049
0,35
2-8
6,47
4-2
61,0
77-4
,265
1,44
5A
SSU
RE
D L
IFE
ASS
OC
IAT
ION
55,2
588,
646
1,32
46,
463
7,02
819
44A
SSU
RIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O15
9,81
528
,088
-4,2
3256
,082
45,1
0395
254
4A
TL
AN
TA L
IFE
IN
S C
O98
,676
31,0
213,
087
58,3
3556
,691
5743
AU
RO
RA
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
AS
SU
RN
C C
O3,
935,
008
281,
683
56,9
453,
092
-151
,840
1,15
85,
904
AU
SA L
IFE
IN
S C
O I
NC
12,0
01,7
2544
4,88
1-4
1,72
11,
659,
565
1,82
0,09
95,
777
26A
UT
O C
LU
B L
IFE
IN
S C
O29
9,34
524
,593
782
45,3
1047
,111
278
167
AU
TO
OW
NE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,03
0,60
414
3,66
213
,669
101,
645
124,
917
2,38
796
8A
XA
CO
RPO
RA
TE
SO
LU
TIO
NS
LIF
E R
EIN
S C
O25
6,11
692
,192
-3,1
7198
,398
118,
183
00
BA
LB
OA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
136,
230
61,5
474,
366
24,8
904,
563
-251
284
BA
LTIM
OR
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
545,
308
45,3
89-3
,237
87,2
8679
,669
2,20
71,
877
BA
NK
ER
S FI
DE
LIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O88
,920
22,7
392,
948
55,5
4639
,231
149
BA
NK
ER
S L
IFE
& C
ASU
ALT
Y C
O5,
982,
796
397,
716
82,9
592,
008,
447
1,75
6,16
872
,315
45,0
56B
AN
KE
RS
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
064,
178
117,
941
48,3
1056
,279
78,8
0643
257
1B
AN
KE
RS
RE
SER
VE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
WI
8,87
73,
518
137
093
50
0
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
149
BA
NN
ER
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,00
4,87
225
9,62
929
,350
188,
524
96,3
052,
647
1,02
3B
APT
IST
LIF
E A
SSN
19,7
2381
29
1,62
71,
986
30
BC
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O10
6,65
059
,484
2,69
390
,115
76,4
310
0B
EN
EFI
CIA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O2,
136,
342
168,
119
10,7
1726
2,24
132
3,36
687
56B
ER
KSH
IRE
HA
TH
AW
AY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
NE
1,57
4,80
347
5,48
937
,335
41,3
6633
,552
04,
392
BE
RK
SHIR
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F A
ME
RIC
A1,
452,
807
264,
117
-15,
633
77,4
591,
154,
907
270
BL
UE
CR
OSS
& B
LU
E S
HIE
LD
UN
ITE
D O
F W
I24
6,68
987
,977
-1,5
7159
7,72
351
2,10
059
1,72
551
6,02
2B
OST
ON
MU
TU
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
606,
223
54,9
642,
003
191,
064
151,
786
1,92
11,
361
BU
SIN
ESS
ME
NS
ASS
UR
NC
CO
OF
AM
ER
2,73
6,09
427
7,62
532
522,
073
658,
051
5,23
83,
879
CA
NA
DA
LIF
E A
SSU
RN
C C
O T
HE
4,27
6,28
429
4,91
9-7
4,56
066
7,62
771
9,05
77,
738
8,32
1C
AN
AD
A L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F A
ME
R2,
951,
556
157,
267
10,4
3134
2,89
548
4,33
340
82,
975
CA
PIT
OL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E35
5,24
114
,352
-372
1,38
214
,440
060
2C
AT
HO
LIC
AID
ASS
OC
IAT
ION
TH
E38
2,00
724
,105
-883
27,8
0642
,755
842
413
CA
TH
OL
IC F
AM
ILY
LIF
E I
NS
219,
379
14,5
20-8
7817
,274
22,5
1811
,008
11,0
72C
AT
HO
LIC
KN
IGH
TS
568,
065
47,8
9323
040
,698
57,5
9833
,564
26,2
88C
AT
HO
LIC
OR
DE
R O
F FO
RE
STE
RS
435,
469
40,7
2425
643
,296
45,2
647,
251
6,91
0C
AT
HO
LIC
WO
RK
MA
N42
,740
4,12
8-4
4310
,452
11,2
930
0C
ELT
IC I
NS
CO
114,
201
51,7
515,
654
132,
517
86,7
282,
049
1,28
0C
EN
TR
AL
BE
NE
FIT
S N
AT
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O16
,429
10,7
161,
409
4,84
75,
185
1,99
81,
589
CE
NT
RA
L N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
OM
AH
A T
HE
11,4
7211
,386
390
00
40
CE
NT
RA
L R
ESE
RV
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O11
8,57
527
,399
-10,
492
245,
264
192,
109
4,94
33,
185
CE
NT
RA
L S
TAT
ES
HE
ALT
H &
LIF
E C
O O
F O
MA
HA
316,
267
77,1
114,
111
134,
117
78,9
645,
437
1,75
4C
EN
TR
AL
UN
ITE
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O32
7,27
224
,294
5,14
260
,070
203,
411
220
328
CE
NT
RE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,86
1,71
610
2,16
2-1
,285
14,0
6026
,755
851
108
CE
NT
UR
ION
LIF
E I
NS
CO
954,
551
722,
838
57,0
3412
0,89
989
,507
1,34
625
9C
GU
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
2,86
2,22
416
6,29
1-2
,265
76,8
5153
2,21
52,
853
2,15
6C
HA
RT
ER
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O43
7,73
323
,911
898
0-7
302,
419
CH
ASE
LIF
E &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
9,62
18,
704
-373
032
223
149
5C
HE
SAPE
AK
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
42,6
489,
158
1,23
32,
627
2,67
52
1C
IGN
A L
IFE
IN
S C
O60
,634
16,8
7462
416
27,
965
5019
8C
INC
INN
AT
I L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
1,69
8,64
738
0,16
714
,979
93,2
5584
,356
3,24
51,
158
CIT
ICO
RP
LIF
E I
NS
CO
998,
963
676,
047
37,1
2637
,293
28,0
3323
154
CL
AR
ICA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
US
2,44
0,74
214
1,76
2-4
,116
551,
808
600,
510
13,4
134,
345
CL
AR
ICA
LIF
E R
EIN
SUR
AN
CE
CO
28,1
3627
,605
4,15
10
00
0C
M A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O8,
954
8,93
430
30
00
0C
M L
IFE
IN
S C
O5,
258,
082
187,
875
-29,
569
1,61
8,76
285
6,64
317
,322
4,64
8C
NA
GR
OU
P L
IFE
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
2,46
5,07
033
7,60
9-7
3,60
81,
250,
503
1,20
9,55
60
0C
OL
ON
IAL
LIF
E &
AC
CID
EN
T I
NS
CO
1,13
1,28
721
7,06
262
,194
644,
874
382,
224
4,47
12,
057
CO
LO
RA
DO
BA
NK
ER
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O10
6,03
323
,744
-783
34,6
5422
,098
125
141
CO
LU
MB
IA U
NIV
ER
SAL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
211,
014
26,9
584,
952
0-1
,356
147
100
CO
LU
MB
IAN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
156,
894
20,8
331,
564
54,1
6340
,825
612
709
CO
LU
MB
IAN
MU
TU
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
349,
125
35,7
333,
820
40,1
3530
,023
81
CO
LU
MB
US
LIF
E I
NS
CO
2,12
2,00
333
7,24
525
,137
160,
519
193,
378
570
489
CO
MB
INE
D I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
2,98
9,89
345
4,78
118
,423
1,06
9,48
452
2,15
824
,657
9,44
4
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
150
CO
MM
ER
CIA
L T
RA
VE
LE
RS
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O37
,222
10,0
83-1
,384
39,9
3228
,749
5414
CO
MPA
NIO
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O63
,733
35,7
004,
407
50,3
1827
,804
4,10
189
0C
ON
GR
ESS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,12
85,
821
139
380
123
00
CO
NN
EC
TIC
UT
GE
NE
RA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O69
,511
,017
2,14
0,89
735
7,71
75,
912,
941
6,10
3,94
823
,913
142,
840
CO
NS
EC
O A
NN
UIT
Y A
SS
UR
AN
CE
CO
7,96
5,59
837
0,89
0-5
5,30
372
4,78
494
1,50
110
,740
28,8
43C
ON
SEC
O D
IRE
CT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
900,
209
47,6
62-1
0,49
916
1,60
913
6,23
43,
581
3,15
6C
ON
SEC
O H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O1,
693,
414
143,
827
9,34
233
9,44
625
9,73
14,
965
1,15
7C
ON
SEC
O L
IFE
IN
S C
O4,
642,
083
197,
445
-53,
945
430,
288
497,
924
7,94
09,
816
CO
NSE
CO
ME
DIC
AL
IN
S C
O45
9,40
245
,793
-84,
665
341,
170
297,
487
7,97
38,
773
CO
NSE
CO
SE
NIO
R H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O2,
643,
119
184,
298
-12,
307
498,
947
539,
259
6,44
02,
968
CO
NSE
CO
VA
RIA
BL
E I
NS
CO
3,28
9,66
798
,630
5,52
946
7,83
435
6,67
117
,016
7,01
7C
ON
STIT
UT
ION
LIF
E I
NS
CO
27,4
7013
,439
1,46
738
080
715
,776
10,0
02C
ON
TIN
EN
TAL
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NS
CO
37,3
039,
717
1,77
229
,829
16,1
6911
23C
ON
TIN
EN
TAL
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
9,12
1,55
51,
414,
629
107,
719
514,
766
615,
493
6,40
559
6C
ON
TIN
EN
TAL
GE
NE
RA
L I
NS
CO
369,
835
48,0
72-6
,411
230,
308
184,
253
8,60
74,
904
CO
NT
INE
NTA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F B
RE
NT
WO
OD
TN
64,8
7123
,311
3,82
784
,446
61,1
8868
54C
OR
POR
AT
E H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O14
8,80
484
,957
109,
806
326,
534
100,
037
00
CO
UN
TR
Y I
NV
EST
OR
S L
IFE
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
1,09
2,53
984
,936
2,31
994
,858
142,
847
7292
CO
UN
TR
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O4,
168,
599
844,
014
32,4
7241
6,75
337
0,57
72,
211
2,69
5C
OV
EN
TR
Y H
EA
LTH
& L
IFE
IN
S C
O81
,122
28,5
519,
383
287,
004
235,
366
00
CR
OA
TIA
N C
AT
HO
LIC
UN
ION
OF
TH
E U
SA &
CA
NA
DA
9,37
342
21
2,32
82,
385
512
CR
OA
TIA
N F
RA
TE
RN
AL
UN
ION
OF
AM
ER
193,
405
7,87
5-1
1114
,912
22,4
7220
930
0C
RO
WN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
424,
512
39,1
045,
807
16,8
7931
,561
1,36
53,
109
CSA
FR
AT
ER
NA
L L
IFE
109,
520
6,00
3-1
,225
12,5
8416
,355
9653
CU
NA
MU
TU
AL
IN
S SO
CIE
TY
2,39
0,52
450
6,25
613
,413
1,16
3,43
592
3,35
442
,348
30,9
48C
UN
A M
UT
UA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O5,
386,
351
224,
749
8,91
477
4,12
648
5,58
332
,739
30,7
53D
EG
RE
E O
F H
ON
OR
PR
OT
EC
TIV
E A
SS
N12
3,01
45,
241
-958
19,3
8223
,758
4,27
92,
253
DE
LA
WA
RE
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O92
,882
26,6
474,
079
19,7
437,
249
4975
DE
LTA
LIF
E &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
1,68
9,36
078
,346
-11,
449
270,
093
344,
606
3,89
32,
400
EM
PHE
SYS
INS
CO
6,30
46,
157
224
131
112
00
EM
PIR
E G
EN
ER
AL
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
OR
P11
3,99
539
,838
-4,3
9638
,251
29,1
092,
458
59E
MPL
OY
EE
S L
IFE
CO
MU
TU
AL
183,
632
10,8
71-1
,150
24,6
5527
,200
922
3E
MPL
OY
ER
S M
OD
ER
N L
IFE
CO
286,
113
32,7
401,
318
62,0
0366
,596
4,54
72,
120
EM
PLO
YE
RS
RE
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
RP
5,35
2,29
363
7,63
653
,041
1,70
5,45
21,
606,
079
00
EM
PLO
YE
S M
UT
UA
L B
EN
EFI
T A
SSN
832
321
-32
435
354
416
374
EN
TE
RPR
ISE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
44,6
3914
,630
733
13,1
746,
311
-20
EPI
C L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
26,0
5518
,378
1,10
612
,274
8,06
114
,799
12,3
60E
QU
ITA
BL
E L
IFE
ASS
UR
AN
CE
SO
CIE
TY
OF
TH
E U
S T
HE
85,6
75,7
795,
446,
053
543,
695
9,71
4,47
49,
038,
544
254,
957
229,
533
EQ
UIT
AB
LE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
IA6,
503,
499
1,03
8,82
2-8
9,07
92,
646,
638
2,72
7,41
46,
057
13,9
60E
QU
ITA
BL
E O
F C
OL
OR
AD
O I
NC
TH
E50
4,90
969
,028
3,99
724
,266
40,6
351,
828
1,74
6E
QU
ITA
BL
E R
ESE
RV
E A
SSN
97,7
5317
,443
-1,2
595,
165
6,18
23,
328
4,96
0E
QU
ITR
UST
LIF
E I
NS
CO
941,
206
43,6
92-2
3,19
176
6,67
171
0,41
120
19E
RIE
FA
MIL
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
011,
156
109,
870
-5,0
6511
6,75
512
3,87
710
23
FAM
ILY
IN
S C
OR
P23
,080
20,3
223,
587
-393
-676
-119
206
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
151
FAM
ILY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
125,
048
23,5
214,
419
32,6
8514
,093
114
39FA
MIL
Y S
ER
VIC
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O67
3,81
875
,638
11,0
921,
235
27,0
881
0FA
RM
BU
RE
AU
LIF
E I
NS
CO
4,17
5,54
437
8,22
614
,179
370,
058
367,
114
17,9
2822
,747
FAR
ME
RS
& T
RA
DE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
424,
262
27,2
931,
448
51,1
5256
,263
5548
FAR
ME
RS
NE
W W
OR
LD
LIF
E I
NS
CO
5,62
8,02
71,
074,
660
34,4
0294
3,38
285
6,92
212
,606
6,38
7FE
DE
RA
L H
OM
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O2,
297,
602
919,
337
48,4
4148
,391
104,
791
936
3,64
1FE
DE
RA
L K
EM
PER
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O2,
081,
700
159,
420
29,4
4516
3,76
912
8,45
77,
311
8,42
4FE
DE
RA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O M
UT
UA
L22
5,57
844
,912
-200
16,2
6716
,320
1,12
91,
356
FED
ER
AT
ED
LIF
E I
NS
CO
797,
776
169,
358
16,0
6011
9,30
710
6,64
15,
427
4,71
6FE
DE
RA
TIO
N L
IFE
IN
S O
F A
ME
R6,
650
1,02
7-2
3924
638
525
724
4FI
DE
LIT
Y &
GU
AR
AN
TY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
5,70
6,55
926
8,98
2-2
7,75
61,
497,
140
1,55
1,80
919
,107
10,3
92FI
DE
LIT
Y I
NV
EST
ME
NT
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O12
,060
,828
342,
337
41,5
971,
533,
175
1,01
7,37
417
,347
11,7
24FI
DE
LIT
Y L
IFE
ASS
N58
5,75
522
4,77
42,
320
15,6
8222
,950
776
2,36
8FI
DE
LIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O8,
413
8,26
527
50
00
0FI
DE
LIT
Y M
UT
UA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
1,07
6,28
111
5,74
5-9
,273
63,3
3982
,906
182
1,13
0FI
DE
LIT
Y S
EC
UR
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
410,
188
43,6
111,
310
126,
317
73,7
425,
407
3,33
8FI
NA
NC
IAL
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O19
,021
10,3
8249
2,02
22,
015
239
19FI
NA
NC
IAL
BE
NE
FIT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
304,
816
13,5
631,
970
9,24
723
,989
135
2,40
5FI
RST
AL
LM
ER
ICA
FIN
AN
CIA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O6,
502,
948
377,
866
-44,
884
446,
836
1,70
9,18
492
41,
501
FIR
ST C
AT
HO
LIC
SL
OV
AK
LA
DIE
S A
SSO
CIA
TIO
N O
F T
HE
U
NIT
ED
STA
TE
S O
F A
ME
RIC
A29
2,78
371
,143
6,01
37,
488
15,1
5422
114
3FI
RST
CA
TH
OL
IC S
LO
VA
K U
NIO
N U
SA13
3,76
16,
184
337
13,1
5218
,777
3529
FIR
ST C
OL
ON
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O12
,771
,621
864,
922
57,1
271,
183,
044
1,47
3,06
218
,454
15,5
67FI
RST
CO
NT
INE
NTA
L L
IFE
& A
CC
IDE
NT
IN
S C
O8,
926
1,78
3-3
,440
32,6
8628
,269
00
FIR
ST H
EA
LTH
LIF
E &
HE
ALT
H I
NS
CO
36,2
6811
,008
-34
8,76
98,
021
302
236
FIR
ST I
NV
EST
OR
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
149,
537
61,1
127,
163
126,
494
90,6
3943
559
7FI
RST
PE
NN
PA
CIF
IC L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
568,
539
77,0
42-1
,733
181,
299
201,
731
4,97
12,
515
FIR
ST V
AR
IAB
LE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
286,
436
30,0
465,
912
52,9
0360
,890
4,26
84,
425
FO
RE
TH
OU
GH
T L
IFE
AS
SU
RA
NC
E C
O8,
731
7,56
129
3-4
-71
00
FOR
ET
HO
UG
HT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
2,85
1,35
729
2,74
9-1
0,24
849
4,38
452
2,97
36,
853
4,49
9FO
RT
DE
AR
BO
RN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
950,
892
279,
933
8,70
636
1,48
327
4,02
81,
638
1,18
4FO
RT
IS B
EN
EFI
TS
INS
CO
8,48
7,64
348
5,03
1-4
8,15
085
6,17
141
4,53
393
,364
30,4
11FO
RT
IS I
NS
CO
594,
092
124,
295
48,3
58-2
24,4
11-3
75,3
0652
,662
32,6
49FR
AN
KL
IN L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
6,04
6,16
547
7,74
762
,739
277,
035
341,
573
3,86
47,
195
FUN
ER
AL
DIR
EC
TO
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
296,
106
28,7
814,
063
45,7
1647
,387
00
GA
RD
EN
STA
TE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
102,
710
46,0
89-1
,586
29,8
9618
,219
277
149
GE
GR
OU
P L
IFE
AS
SU
RA
NC
E C
O83
6,51
620
2,69
435
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490,
007
338,
099
4,04
82,
660
GE
LIF
E A
ND
AN
NU
ITY
AS
SU
RA
NC
E C
O21
,159
,202
584,
428
-20,
467
4,14
0,39
84,
224,
868
73,8
5433
,737
GE
NE
RA
L &
CO
LO
GN
E L
IFE
RE
OF
AM
ER
ICA
1,61
9,30
432
0,05
810
,330
870,
419
762,
095
00
GE
NE
RA
L A
ME
RIC
AN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
11,7
67,6
9382
4,71
3-6
2,55
976
5,10
074
5,58
77,
300
10,7
77G
EN
ER
AL
EL
EC
TR
IC C
API
TAL
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
25,2
29,6
412,
628,
246
4,82
14,
413,
997
5,18
3,18
423
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27,9
29G
EN
ER
AL
FID
EL
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
331,
406
175,
019
14,8
8721
,398
19,9
860
0G
EN
ER
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
189,
911
8,97
7-2
,456
8,03
312
,256
389
1,93
7G
ER
BE
R L
IFE
IN
S C
O58
0,06
591
,575
13,1
9418
6,96
914
2,01
26,
731
3,45
6
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
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AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
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CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
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SB
EN
EF
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LIF
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LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
152
GE
RL
ING
GL
OB
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
(U
S B
RA
NC
H)
50,0
5825
,108
1,27
84,
225
3,65
60
0G
ER
LIN
G G
LO
BA
L L
IFE
RE
INSU
RA
NC
E C
O25
4,38
858
,352
-960
41,6
6234
,055
00
GL
EN
BR
OO
K L
IFE
& A
NN
UIT
Y C
O1,
727,
952
154,
041
6,98
40
024
,742
6,45
7G
LO
BE
LIF
E &
AC
CID
EN
T I
NS
CO
1,55
2,57
421
4,91
663
,281
344,
775
282,
221
4,86
01,
500
GO
LD
EN
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O13
,341
,351
451,
582
-156
,445
2,51
2,89
288
6,48
487
,829
18,5
70G
OL
DE
N R
UL
E I
NS
CO
1,80
1,71
319
1,29
124
,952
768,
974
661,
849
51,9
0533
,728
GR
AN
GE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
133,
637
17,7
674
27,5
9226
,505
140
GR
EA
T A
ME
RIC
AN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,02
2,53
138
8,43
025
,166
522,
793
561,
227
7,93
25,
967
GR
EA
T S
OU
TH
ER
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O76
4,82
172
,871
107,
793
125,
704
-363
,361
878
1,41
3G
RE
AT
WE
ST L
IFE
& A
NN
UIT
Y I
NS
CO
27,5
73,6
571,
200,
372
266,
398
5,08
2,86
93,
819,
414
35,3
8462
,387
GR
EA
T W
EST
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O T
HE
196,
029
46,2
892,
466
10,0
9713
,716
914
892
GR
EA
T W
EST
ER
N I
NS
CO
161,
328
15,0
121,
785
58,6
7444
,829
4,13
387
3G
RE
AT
ER
BE
NE
FIC
IAL
UN
ION
OF
PIT
TSB
UR
GH
218,
118
13,1
591,
134
33,3
5342
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417
100
GR
EE
K C
AT
HO
LIC
UN
ION
OF
TH
E U
SA43
4,61
524
,855
2,50
543
,928
66,0
580
0G
UA
RA
NT
EE
RE
SER
VE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
267,
064
19,6
78-1
4,64
312
6,42
374
,800
1,42
278
9G
UA
RA
NT
EE
TR
UST
LIF
E I
NS
CO
253,
340
50,0
573,
114
170,
270
123,
921
8,44
95,
303
GU
AR
DIA
N I
NS
& A
NN
UIT
Y C
O I
NC
TH
E9,
373,
418
220,
841
-6,2
551,
560,
847
1,55
2,52
414
,581
30,7
11G
UA
RD
IAN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
TH
E19
,493
,384
1,52
7,47
0-2
01,9
814,
338,
468
3,53
2,87
634
,158
23,6
43G
UID
EO
NE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
337,
323
54,2
166,
212
16,7
5118
,341
509
1,07
2H
AR
LE
YSV
ILL
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O21
8,16
421
,551
718
45,2
0443
,019
50
HA
RT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
11,3
8911
,318
409
00
025
HA
RT
FOR
D L
IFE
& A
CC
IDE
NT
IN
S C
O7,
992,
899
2,99
2,19
212
1,88
02,
279,
243
2,03
9,07
938
,934
25,6
79H
AR
TFO
RD
LIF
E A
ND
AN
NU
ITY
IN
S C
O45
,877
,432
671,
215
-659
,554
12,7
75,4
776,
476,
069
245,
053
113,
753
HA
RT
FOR
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O86
,261
,555
2,41
2,03
017
9,87
89,
568,
989
10,0
63,4
9211
8,96
616
2,57
6H
CC
LIF
E I
NS
CO
124,
192
77,0
5516
,683
62,9
3434
,181
6,05
862
7H
CSC
IN
S SE
RV
ICE
S C
O13
,982
13,5
4673
756
541
00
HE
ALT
HY
AL
LIA
NC
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O30
2,13
211
3,67
526
,713
825,
199
653,
973
00
HE
RIT
AG
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O12
2,21
692
,165
9,39
6-2
,596
-7,9
800
0H
IGH
MA
RK
LIF
E I
NS
CO
254,
596
63,8
4971
219
5,21
215
3,36
63,
174
2,11
6H
OLY
FA
MIL
Y S
OC
IET
Y O
F T
HE
U S
OF
AM
ER
ICA
25,6
759,
757
334
4,14
73,
183
9337
HO
ME
OW
NE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
32,3
9911
,189
-14
7,30
55,
991
00
HO
ME
STE
AD
ER
S L
IFE
CO
711,
478
36,3
584,
956
193,
941
184,
344
144
83H
OR
AC
E M
AN
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O3,
497,
366
199,
401
17,7
0236
5,20
935
6,04
69,
308
7,95
3H
OU
SEH
OL
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
372,
207
292,
837
117,
942
209,
530
85,3
564,
764
1,39
2H
UM
AN
A I
NS
CO
976,
568
527,
665
82,5
532,
473,
035
1,94
0,29
012
8,79
894
,888
HU
MA
NA
DE
NTA
L I
NS
CO
10,3
928,
449
-19
3,79
03,
005
2,85
44,
466
IDE
AL
IFE
IN
S C
O25
,255
8,86
4-4
401,
411
2,57
886
109
IDS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
46,3
28,1
881,
947,
350
-319
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4,17
0,91
74,
090,
518
129,
161
137,
687
IL A
NN
UIT
Y &
IN
S C
O2,
664,
710
32,0
14-7
,556
203,
982
-177
,173
6,76
51,
642
ILL
INO
IS M
UT
UA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O85
0,93
210
5,86
622
417
7,70
521
2,15
313
,328
3,07
1IN
DE
PEN
DE
NC
E L
IFE
& A
NN
UIT
Y C
O18
9,34
736
,110
1,68
9-1
,286
16,8
010
326
IND
EPE
ND
EN
T O
RD
ER
OF
FOR
EST
ER
S T
HE
2,63
3,64
642
8,67
23,
823
136,
839
178,
981
2,63
34,
428
IND
EP
EN
DE
NT
OR
DE
R O
F V
IKIN
GS
2,28
496
456
154
572
0IN
DIA
NA
POL
IS L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
980,
571
154,
088
-2,9
3026
1,19
719
2,71
512
,977
12,7
22
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
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SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
153
IND
IVID
UA
L A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O L
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HE
ALT
H &
AC
CID
EN
T45
,880
16,3
561,
114
26,7
7210
,879
157
164
INT
EG
RIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O3,
394,
926
202,
377
-5,2
6939
2,20
129
3,99
92,
047
3,69
6IN
TE
RST
AT
E A
SS
UR
AN
CE
CO
679,
798
115,
742
52,5
6016
7,01
917
9,77
210
,894
11,7
45IN
VE
STO
RS
GU
AR
AN
TY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
9,64
59,
373
484
0-6
42
85IN
VE
STO
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LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
IN17
4,94
731
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2,58
710
,091
13,0
3823
18IN
VE
STO
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LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
NO
RT
H A
ME
RIC
A99
8,48
063
,838
8,32
549
,974
79,6
1937
71,
148
INV
EST
OR
S PA
RT
NE
R L
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IN
S C
O55
0,65
085
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9,00
51,
236
23,4
279
5,08
6J
C P
EN
NE
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
776,
353
145,
095
75,3
6277
0,61
837
2,69
713
,894
5,14
3JA
CK
SO
N N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
43,2
20,9
052,
450,
095
-201
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4,27
9,92
55,
127,
728
120,
735
98,3
45JE
FFE
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NC
IAL
IN
S C
O11
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911,
685
249,
062
1,42
5,36
81,
249,
129
25,6
5733
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JEFF
ER
SON
PIL
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LIF
E I
NS
CO
11,4
48,0
6863
5,66
897
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2,09
0,82
72,
403,
416
26,8
6012
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JEFF
ER
SON
PIL
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LIF
EA
ME
RIC
A I
NS
CO
1,12
4,40
697
,136
5,62
916
6,98
820
1,79
09
132
JMIC
LIF
E I
NS
CO
220,
035
56,3
265,
267
55,7
4324
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6,22
22,
318
JOH
N A
LD
EN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
696,
160
129,
729
8,23
810
6,11
726
7,20
914
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10,6
47JO
HN
HA
NC
OC
K L
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IN
S C
O64
,301
,128
3,51
3,63
963
1,41
96,
927,
766
10,1
98,7
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46,6
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NC
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LE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
10,2
02,2
1856
1,04
44,
046
1,26
9,75
61,
640,
472
11,9
464,
290
KA
NA
WH
A I
NS
CO
479,
124
72,1
256,
077
86,2
8768
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141
138
KA
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LIF
E I
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CO
2,64
9,32
926
6,20
823
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180,
870
177,
017
2,15
32,
077
KE
MPE
R I
NV
EST
OR
S L
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IN
S C
O17
,069
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332,
598
-71,
854
3,07
1,94
41,
168,
928
52,9
6033
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IN
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O51
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3,33
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2,83
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1,14
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O16
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571,
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2,14
2,37
52,
630,
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14,4
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9,21
2,19
91,
314,
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93,0
3972
0,62
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3,25
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18,9
44L
AFA
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IN
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1,25
8,76
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5,66
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4,00
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2,79
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134,
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17,9
87-3
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78,3
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3,09
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6,65
9,20
613
1,03
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0,09
441
1,21
948
7,76
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8,86
9L
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RT
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IN
S C
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346,
379
114,
540
20,0
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2,28
012
9,63
21,
275
2,64
7L
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AL
LIF
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3,73
7,96
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0,21
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6,40
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7,86
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4,68
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484
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OF
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1,52
1,62
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6,83
547
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164,
035
256,
270
4473
LIF
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OF
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RT
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A5,
124,
209
410,
413
10,7
831,
649,
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1,40
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241
10,8
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2,67
3,35
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361,
200
430,
875
3,30
82,
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NV
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OR
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S C
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A10
,187
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606,
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1,06
2,70
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334,
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26,0
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LIF
EU
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362,
193
349,
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80,2
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29,9
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1,77
5,49
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6,33
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138,
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147,
369
21,5
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11,6
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RIT
AG
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IN
S C
O35
9,38
367
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10,9
8873
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57,3
4462
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0L
INC
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LIF
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93,9
6614
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10,2
952,
067
3,88
90
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INC
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UT
UA
L L
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& C
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CO
29,6
037,
312
705
5,39
53,
641
1587
LIN
CO
LN
NA
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NA
L L
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IN
S C
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73,9
36,1
223,
095,
975
67,7
097,
394,
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8,83
0,83
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3,01
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8,55
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932,
796
113,
227
5,54
161
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22,0
0581
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DO
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CO
671,
519
56,0
42-4
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69,0
5782
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669
1,40
8L
ON
DO
N P
AC
IFIC
LIF
E &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
2,11
7,84
211
3,56
5-1
4,42
536
5,86
042
7,74
210
,175
6,80
5L
OY
AL
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O28
3,70
375
,322
-3,0
484,
725
-3,1
4747
84L
OY
AL
CH
RIS
TIA
N B
EN
EFI
T A
SSN
87,1
637,
895
-354
8,35
810
,112
166
70L
UT
HE
RA
N B
RO
TH
ER
HO
OD
16,8
20,5
301,
123,
701
-80,
316
1,44
7,55
41,
464,
112
110,
442
96,8
15
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
154
LU
TH
ER
AN
BR
OT
HE
RH
OO
D V
AR
IAB
LE
IN
S P
RO
DU
CT
S C
O4,
284,
285
102,
925
1,39
520
2,31
148
5,54
410
,805
33,2
69LY
ND
ON
LIF
E I
NS
CO
161,
629
84,7
645,
955
-773
-2,1
2942
833
MA
DIS
ON
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O I
NC
444,
345
79,0
924,
546
53,3
5147
,582
12,3
058,
777
MA
NH
AT
TAN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E37
4,79
523
,712
1,51
026
,420
36,3
3136
936
8M
AN
HA
TTA
N N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
297,
825
23,1
143,
638
43,5
2646
,811
2,47
04,
780
MA
NU
FAC
TU
RE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
TH
E1,
608,
679
100,
262
-20,
363
378,
905
132,
970
3,64
42,
369
MA
NU
FAC
TU
RE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
NO
RT
H A
ME
RIC
A15
,059
,383
211,
486
-117
,287
2,18
5,68
71,
633,
392
80,9
530
MA
NU
FAC
TU
RE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
U S
A29
,602
,787
1,27
9,44
954
,876
6,70
3,53
13,
871,
370
98,6
9656
,343
MA
RQ
UE
TT
E N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
7,02
96,
602
961
190
0M
ASS
AC
HU
SET
TS
MU
TU
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
70,2
39,0
485,
151,
190
819,
745
10,3
86,1
849,
603,
689
77,4
6468
,874
MA
XIC
AR
E L
IFE
& H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O6,
144
-1,3
81-8
,335
14,2
2919
,208
00
ME
DA
ME
RIC
A I
NS
CO
163,
875
13,3
822,
135
26,4
5323
,962
30
ME
DC
O C
ON
TAIN
ME
NT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
40,5
5332
,681
7,67
9-4
,287
-14,
166
00
ME
DIC
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
215,
090
121,
601
11,0
6320
3,05
015
4,33
91,
441
456
ME
DIC
O L
IFE
IN
S C
O13
7,63
215
,202
5526
,196
23,2
612,
288
2,06
9M
EG
A L
IFE
& H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O T
HE
819,
883
208,
425
18,5
6957
0,92
037
4,63
010
,336
5,40
8M
EM
BE
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
523,
291
43,9
743,
512
38,2
7257
,815
109
ME
RIT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
922,
494
437,
675
54,0
1712
1,24
555
,481
2,00
693
3M
ER
ITE
R H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O5,
513
3,71
571
13,
550
2,76
03,
658
1,22
8M
ER
RIL
L L
YN
CH
LIF
E I
NS
CO
14,9
70,3
9631
1,49
048
,108
1,22
3,28
91,
473,
961
15,6
5413
,112
ME
TL
IFE
IN
VE
STO
RS
INS
CO
4,75
2,55
715
8,64
8-6
2017
4,64
539
2,62
616
,781
13,2
68M
ET
LIF
E I
NV
EST
OR
S U
SA I
NS
CO
4,40
9,26
112
4,19
61,
334
446,
574
734,
678
12,9
0210
,053
ME
TR
OPO
LIT
AN
IN
S &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
5,30
0,92
91,
037,
847
26,3
6021
6,13
238
5,07
42,
596
7,63
2M
ET
RO
POL
ITA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O18
4,67
3,07
15,
357,
698
2,78
2,32
520
,073
,187
29,4
12,9
7922
7,39
929
6,71
7M
ET
RO
POL
ITA
N T
OW
ER
LIF
E I
NS
CO
242,
441
57,0
174,
731
7,31
313
,149
405
355
MIC
LIF
E I
NS
CO
RP
32,9
8223
,104
-3,6
20-2
-86
88
MID
CO
NT
INE
NT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
7,63
40
-10
-5,6
460
0M
IDL
AN
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
1,19
0,04
015
7,91
533
,121
130,
251
136,
516
2,86
85,
032
MID
LA
ND
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O6,
098,
863
457,
356
51,8
771,
763,
870
1,57
6,17
532
,903
4,95
1M
IDW
EST
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F T
N27
1,87
468
,924
13,7
5920
6,13
115
3,83
24,
805
2,56
2M
IDW
EST
SE
CU
RIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O10
9,76
633
,917
7,86
416
6,83
313
4,24
799
,765
76,5
89M
IDW
EST
ER
N U
NIT
ED
LIF
E I
NS
CO
270,
052
62,7
26-2
,538
24,0
8328
,561
2646
MII
LIF
E I
NC
50,9
7535
,675
2,51
719
,564
12,4
652,
474
645
MIN
IST
ER
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
27,7
4811
,691
394
2,01
32,
333
7657
MIN
NE
SOTA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
16,1
46,4
291,
075,
906
47,5
042,
738,
082
2,20
4,38
610
1,76
457
,892
MM
L B
AY
STA
TE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
3,87
0,09
618
0,27
625
,429
236,
373
100,
660
2,81
52,
836
MO
DE
RN
WO
OD
ME
N O
F A
ME
RIC
A5,
107,
574
756,
943
39,3
3751
3,65
866
1,38
030
,578
26,5
73M
ON
AR
CH
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,10
9,18
112
,978
-761
15,7
7177
,698
999
2,09
8M
ON
UM
EN
TAL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
17,6
37,8
301,
100,
838
592,
079
1,48
2,07
21,
267,
564
18,1
0819
,824
MO
NY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
5,23
3,50
418
9,43
1-6
4,90
891
1,35
986
8,74
118
,721
12,3
14M
ON
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O11
,536
,216
917,
363
33,4
0478
7,13
586
4,56
68,
674
13,3
88M
OT
OR
IST
S L
IFE
IN
CO
222,
758
52,6
781,
301
39,9
3941
,141
431
38M
TL
IN
S C
O97
7,33
986
,204
-7,8
9512
4,85
313
4,10
67,
404
7,99
0M
UN
ICH
AM
ER
ICA
N R
EA
SSU
RN
C C
O2,
095,
276
346,
699
-112
,744
537,
283
685,
052
00
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
155
MU
TU
AL
OF
AM
ER
ICA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
10,3
95,0
1761
8,76
784
,013
938,
971
1,39
0,43
994
520
,675
MU
TU
AL
OF
OM
AH
A I
NS
CO
3,59
0,03
71,
694,
430
30,5
031,
882,
964
1,53
2,79
133
,896
18,7
40M
UT
UA
L S
ER
VIC
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O37
8,43
343
,399
-257
21,9
2938
,213
5,01
87,
673
NA
CO
LA
H L
IFE
IN
S C
O32
5,09
339
,310
4,27
713
,418
21,2
0271
61,
542
NA
TIO
NA
L B
EN
EFI
T L
IFE
IN
S C
O61
8,76
718
9,55
9-1
9,14
710
5,06
213
0,35
445
590
NA
TIO
NA
L C
AT
HO
LIC
SO
CIE
TY
OF
FOR
EST
ER
S11
8,44
112
,322
-171
6,50
58,
725
1,53
91,
706
NA
TIO
NA
L F
AR
ME
RS
UN
ION
LIF
E I
NS
CO
327,
304
27,8
9510
,099
12,2
5820
,590
362
316
NA
TIO
NA
L F
RA
TE
RN
AL
SO
CIE
TY
OF
TH
E D
EA
F7,
309
69-4
617
821
26
11N
AT
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AL
GU
AR
DIA
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O75
3,24
310
4,58
54,
395
61,1
4474
,420
20,9
2333
,603
NA
TIO
NA
L H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O85
3,22
434
,572
-8,7
4419
1,62
822
4,50
67,
627
4,58
5N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,31
3,71
945
4,23
3-1
1,83
660
7,06
855
6,26
76,
689
54,3
34N
AT
ION
AL
MU
TU
AL
BE
NE
FIT
189,
985
20,7
831,
085
18,0
7820
,057
11,7
576,
916
NA
TIO
NA
L S
LO
VA
K S
OC
IET
Y O
F T
HE
USA
88,6
404,
870
558
11,4
1715
,386
1026
NA
TIO
NA
L S
TAT
ES
INS
CO
101,
226
16,5
68-3
,646
73,9
6061
,866
12,1
477,
994
NA
TIO
NA
L T
EA
CH
ER
S A
SS
OC
IAT
ES
LIF
E I
NS
CO
45,1
208,
965
855
29,6
7215
,210
20
NA
TIO
NA
L T
RA
VE
LE
RS
LIF
E C
O12
0,86
745
,748
2,96
467
,360
-290
,863
1,58
61,
420
NA
TIO
NA
L W
ES
TE
RN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
3,42
6,97
443
1,25
637
,092
355,
151
443,
534
3,53
512
,978
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
LIF
E &
AN
NU
ITY
IN
S C
O5,
535,
196
122,
926
-19,
201
529,
445
1,71
1,91
449
,890
11,5
69N
AT
ION
WID
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O80
,756
,048
1,75
9,81
883
,054
13,8
59,6
2611
,737
,327
231,
398
208,
522
NE
TW
OR
K H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
OR
P3,
351
3,06
161
1,33
01,
150
1,33
01,
324
NE
W E
NG
LA
ND
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,68
6,81
436
4,36
21,
506
1,51
7,46
368
8,49
241
,812
12,6
68N
EW
EN
GL
AN
D P
EN
SIO
N &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
7,59
97,
316
151
00
00
NE
W E
RA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
TH
E M
IDW
EST
31,0
538,
289
654
33,9
9327
,793
1695
6N
EW
YO
RK
LIF
E &
HE
ALT
H I
NS
CO
3,73
53,
441
508
1732
00
NE
W Y
OR
K L
IFE
IN
S &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
RP
34,6
73,9
931,
334,
987
-82,
628
5,19
4,65
25,
352,
615
68,6
8232
,563
NE
W Y
OR
K L
IFE
IN
S C
O77
,942
,284
7,85
5,16
51,
178,
636
10,7
33,0
969,
032,
105
45,9
8980
,932
NG
L A
ME
RIC
AN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
103,
683
22,8
502,
014
17,8
8616
,966
5,96
52,
911
NIP
PON
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
324,
391
95,2
29-3
,542
175,
773
191,
507
320
364
NO
RT
H A
ME
RIC
AN
CO
FO
R L
IFE
& H
EA
LTH
IN
S1,
910,
671
205,
163
18,4
2343
6,84
236
9,67
56,
997
5,44
3N
OR
TH
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NS
CO
40,4
5011
,562
-685
33,2
7027
,548
5,92
55,
083
NO
RT
H C
EN
TR
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
154,
242
22,7
288,
872
33,0
789,
386
5,25
43,
151
NO
RT
HB
RO
OK
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,35
2,08
891
,901
4,08
20
-1,5
4926
,917
19,2
70N
OR
TH
ER
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O7,
366,
156
406,
892
41,1
1267
6,36
682
2,90
36,
959
13,0
79N
OR
TH
WE
STE
RN
LO
NG
TE
RM
CA
RE
IN
S C
O73
,614
61,7
21-1
2,00
33,
706
2,20
52,
246
64N
OR
TH
WE
STE
RN
MU
TU
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E98
,379
,555
6,89
1,80
366
1,55
89,
442,
736
9,10
3,23
340
6,43
052
9,82
1N
UT
ME
G L
IFE
IN
S C
O9,
015
8,95
423
80
00
0N
YL
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F A
Z78
,626
45,7
93-9
,997
24,4
7911
,246
483
0O
CC
IDE
NTA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F N
C31
0,15
718
,928
2,54
733
,299
40,7
0236
547
8O
HIO
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
AS
SU
RA
NC
E C
OR
P1,
464,
403
134,
028
10,6
7720
1,11
919
8,35
25,
323
741
OH
IO N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
7,03
1,56
446
4,03
513
,284
1,31
4,41
51,
270,
505
100,
715
10,9
35O
HIO
STA
TE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
29,3
1716
,747
4,56
70
-443
213
140
OL
D A
ME
RIC
AN
IN
S C
O28
1,99
641
,245
7,95
471
,919
51,5
4983
660
6O
LD
LIN
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F A
ME
RIC
A T
HE
1,61
9,64
612
9,76
4-8
,221
266,
965
227,
956
12,5
558,
694
OL
D R
EPU
BL
IC L
IFE
IN
S C
O11
0,86
026
,737
1,92
122
,937
13,8
861,
410
456
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
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RE
R (
000s
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ITT
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TS
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PL
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INC
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ON
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SB
EN
EF
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WR
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PA
ID
156
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NS
CO
54,4
9122
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11,1
717,
629
00
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IN
S C
O15
,216
13,8
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11,
777
1,35
10
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IN
S C
O35
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21,3
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510
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6,74
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4,98
91,
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257
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FOR
D L
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IN
S C
O75
7,04
277
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1,28
218
2,19
428
131
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NA
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NA
L L
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IN
S C
O40
2,66
045
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17,1
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56,1
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238
1,57
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& A
NN
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Y C
O64
9,43
425
1,71
823
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724,
666
579,
239
1,42
31,
687
PAC
IFIC
LIF
E I
NS
CO
52,0
45,1
171,
868,
865
24,1
116,
524,
437
6,92
8,98
516
4,63
565
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PAN
AM
ER
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N A
SSU
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NC
E C
O19
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10,4
13-1
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313
1,72
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N A
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RIC
AN
LIF
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CO
2,25
3,83
521
7,20
8-6
,487
162,
596
169,
276
1,12
534
5PA
RA
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N L
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IN
S C
O35
9,19
712
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62,2
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1,15
10
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K A
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IN
S C
O58
2,19
815
9,10
63,
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52,3
4151
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415
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L R
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ER
E L
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IN
S C
O T
HE
5,16
2,56
488
1,84
389
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903,
368
860,
884
7,25
76,
407
PAU
L R
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ER
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AR
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AN
NU
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IN
S C
O17
8,63
013
8,01
110
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959
1535
2PE
KIN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
550,
242
87,7
6411
,982
176,
365
145,
068
26,9
4015
,340
PEN
INSU
LA
R L
IFE
IN
S C
O6,
095
5,93
12,
209
1,04
2-5
3,18
20
0PE
NN
IN
S &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
1,33
5,47
110
7,22
819
,141
41,7
7110
9,42
467
93,
206
PEN
N M
UT
UA
L L
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IN
S C
O T
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7,20
8,91
776
2,40
560
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618,
152
591,
770
8,90
217
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PEN
N T
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AT
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ET
WO
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AM
ER
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IN
S C
O62
1,72
213
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-28,
917
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769
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485
3,79
754
4PE
NN
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IA L
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IN
S C
O46
9,75
642
,567
12,8
3590
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70,5
487,
973
2,05
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BE
NE
FIT
LIF
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CO
13,8
30,2
2334
4,39
358
8,56
61,
427,
489
967,
731
17,2
201,
762
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RM
AC
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S L
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IN
S C
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22,0
446,
853
133
1,15
31,
597
290
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PHIA
AM
ER
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N L
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IN
S C
O45
,803
9,61
0-1
,538
48,1
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122
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VA
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NS
CO
2,55
0,01
210
0,84
3-4
5,64
81,
261,
999
838,
584
8,67
31,
713
PHO
EN
IX L
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& A
NN
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Y C
O30
,473
14,0
16-2
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10,2
598,
251
134
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NIX
LIF
E I
NS
CO
16,7
16,4
571,
149,
804
-13,
389
1,38
8,69
91,
617,
426
9,36
631
,157
PH
OE
NIX
NA
TIO
NA
L I
NS
CO
12,7
9512
,297
417
0-6
513
117
PHY
SIC
IAN
S B
EN
EFI
TS
TR
UST
LIF
E I
NS
CO
16,6
675,
340
-403
29,6
0226
,128
00
PHY
SIC
IAN
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
062,
577
69,6
11-4
,035
217,
886
214,
867
7,52
83,
963
PHY
SIC
IAN
S M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,03
8,00
355
4,15
351
,158
515,
834
347,
336
38,9
2024
,316
PIO
NE
ER
LIF
E I
NS
CO
589,
417
104,
129
-16,
516
397,
100
336,
651
4,52
93,
697
PIO
NE
ER
MU
TU
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
439,
550
33,6
47-3
,964
23,5
8039
,121
7485
PIO
NE
ER
SE
CU
RIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O64
,872
50,5
0110
,523
1,84
51,
118
110
POL
ISH
FA
LC
ON
S O
F A
ME
RIC
A33
,226
2,03
911
82,
706
3,94
98
18PO
LIS
H N
AT
ION
AL
AL
LIA
NC
E O
F T
HE
U S
OF
N A
340,
251
30,3
9999
18,2
2425
,573
246
404
POL
ISH
RO
MA
N C
AT
HO
LIC
UN
ION
OF
AM
ER
97,8
3918
,711
1,41
74,
162
5,34
441
126
POL
ISH
WO
ME
NS
AL
LIA
NC
E O
F A
ME
R45
,317
4,64
7-9
961,
998
3,21
533
57PR
EM
IER
ME
DIC
AL
IN
S G
RO
UP
INC
44,9
0244
,039
841,
587
1,51
01,
575
864
PRE
SID
EN
TIA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O3,
504,
787
245,
403
-59,
026
644,
643
787,
362
4,72
61,
162
PRIM
ER
ICA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
4,54
6,91
91,
562,
759
242,
327
953,
591
479,
759
18,8
085,
844
PRIN
CIP
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
77,1
62,4
323,
483,
813
414,
997
4,75
0,58
33,
689,
069
159,
925
138,
763
PRO
FESS
ION
AL
IN
S C
O73
,372
16,0
6816
34,0
3120
,846
616
PR
OG
RE
SSIV
E A
ME
RIC
AN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
6,60
56,
145
352
00
00
PRO
TE
CT
IVE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
12,4
19,9
5676
8,53
310
6,22
52,
498,
043
4,99
9,30
834
,969
20,8
87
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
157
PR
OV
IDE
NT
AM
ER
ICA
N L
IFE
& H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O10
,718
3,94
7-5
,085
15,6
6217
,400
1,09
91,
018
PR
OV
IDE
NT
LIF
E &
AC
CID
EN
T I
NS
CO
8,71
6,85
499
9,32
116
,411
1,40
3,51
51,
575,
841
12,2
9314
,821
PRO
VID
EN
T M
UT
UA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O6,
703,
925
527,
016
43,9
9659
1,52
543
6,55
41,
871
1,97
2P
RO
VID
EN
TM
UT
UA
L L
IFE
& A
NN
UIT
Y C
O O
F A
ME
R1,
407,
265
39,1
80-4
,212
184,
581
204,
567
1,85
41,
530
PRU
CO
LIF
E I
NS
CO
18,3
49,4
5872
8,66
371
,503
1,72
1,59
01,
652,
629
58,9
6340
,189
PR
UD
EN
TIA
L I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
TH
E18
4,19
3,74
66,
420,
194
-896
,095
16,0
69,5
7021
,263
,068
148,
257
298,
745
PR
UD
EN
TIA
L S
EL
EC
T L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F A
ME
RIC
A8,
998
8,84
175
511
115
40
0PY
RA
MID
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E10
7,79
722
,320
1,00
881
,396
57,9
1063
42R
EA
SSU
RE
AM
ER
ICA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
8,02
7,46
940
3,99
490
,826
-2,4
17,4
43-1
,886
,044
4,79
518
,442
RE
LIA
BL
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
647,
621
77,1
003,
464
111,
953
69,1
5630
255
RE
LIA
NC
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O8,
976
8,85
133
0-2
6-5
90
0R
EL
IAN
CE
STA
ND
AR
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
897,
952
243,
337
1,71
545
6,98
439
0,15
25,
066
3,30
7R
EL
IAST
AR
LIF
E I
NS
CO
11,7
80,2
291,
184,
979
-303
,839
1,79
9,24
21,
911,
536
26,6
8634
,735
RE
LIA
STA
R L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F N
Y2,
439,
508
214,
555
11,0
0519
7,38
922
8,53
189
178
3R
EPU
BL
IC V
AN
GU
AR
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O65
5,26
836
,951
3,27
753
,159
81,5
4014
750
RE
SOU
RC
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O61
,628
25,9
64-6
282,
200
-20
7,68
92,
784
RG
A R
EIN
SUR
AN
CE
CO
5,76
0,81
454
0,54
3-8
4,63
395
7,50
91,
025,
641
00
RO
YA
L N
EIG
HB
OR
S O
F A
ME
RIC
A60
1,42
521
1,76
716
,984
24,5
2024
,479
1,34
81,
668
RU
SHM
OR
E N
AT
ION
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
73,1
6410
,273
1,69
81,
346
2,33
910
7SA
FEC
O L
IFE
IN
S C
O16
,920
,649
782,
891
113,
572
1,57
5,17
5-1
,064
,767
19,2
7020
,191
SAFE
CO
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O18
,166
13,5
101,
066
546
466
110
SAFE
HE
ALT
H L
IFE
IN
S C
O10
,972
6,34
342
432
,188
24,3
610
0SA
GE
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E O
F A
ME
RIC
A I
NC
104,
499
25,3
68-7
,662
28,9
314,
659
270
SBL
I U
SA F
INA
NC
IAL
SE
RV
ICE
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O I
NC
8,29
47,
839
-143
10
00
SCO
R L
IFE
US
RE
IN
S C
O83
9,19
761
,760
-6,0
3411
3,53
612
8,47
70
0SE
AR
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O41
,967
37,8
8592
40
01,
523
196
SEC
UR
ITY
BE
NE
FIT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
7,17
3,74
146
7,30
316
,183
731,
933
876,
132
26,8
4835
,492
SEC
UR
ITY
CO
NN
EC
TIC
UT
LIF
E I
NS
CO
2,01
8,34
640
9,75
719
,898
239,
523
223,
077
6,36
01,
313
SEC
UR
ITY
EQ
UIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O54
7,43
319
,166
5,33
839
,501
155,
029
229
4,19
3SE
CU
RIT
Y F
INA
NC
IAL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
626,
660
64,5
202,
878
68,2
8465
,598
138
247
SEC
UR
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
91,0
6010
,764
2,23
865
,674
49,9
813,
464
4,01
5SE
CU
RIT
Y L
IFE
OF
DE
NV
ER
IN
S C
O12
,583
,852
670,
528
53,6
772,
354,
433
3,75
5,86
57,
673
3,84
2SE
CU
RIT
Y M
UT
UA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F N
Y1,
542,
037
83,8
357,
713
228,
629
220,
959
2,29
82,
186
SEC
UR
ITY
NA
TIO
NA
L L
IFE
IN
S C
O11
0,98
016
,317
1,73
28,
957
9,45
811
40S
EN
TR
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
895,
566
169,
127
10,2
4919
4,55
422
1,06
256
,937
53,8
18SE
RV
US
LIF
E I
NS
CO
11,8
5911
,580
498
00
2554
3SH
EN
AN
DO
AH
LIF
E I
NS
CO
908,
710
102,
198
-7,0
1718
2,15
517
8,27
566
32SL
OV
AK
CA
TH
OL
IC S
OK
OL
50,9
1514
,616
325
1,40
52,
178
7057
SLO
VA
K G
YM
NA
STIC
UN
ION
SO
KO
L O
F T
HE
USA
9,21
34,
693
254
9414
01
6SL
OV
EN
E N
AT
ION
AL
BE
NE
FIT
SO
CIE
TY
106,
089
8,29
329
5,24
29,
248
6450
SON
S O
F N
OR
WA
Y17
6,51
77,
532
1,02
011
,042
17,4
951,
185
764
SOU
TH
ER
N L
IFE
& H
EA
LTH
IN
S C
O15
1,33
851
,809
-93
5,44
38,
054
00
SOU
TH
LA
ND
LIF
E I
NS
CO
2,93
0,18
513
3,54
019
,574
425,
678
447,
348
3,92
126
4ST
AN
DA
RD
IN
S C
O6,
109,
425
631,
660
128,
323
1,29
4,09
11,
117,
876
13,1
9210
,777
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
158
STA
ND
AR
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F IN
973,
945
43,8
8413
432
2,21
932
8,26
814
,963
4,34
6ST
AN
DA
RD
SE
CU
RIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O O
F N
Y19
1,92
670
,351
7,45
164
,436
49,2
243,
709
2,71
0ST
AT
E F
AR
M L
IFE
& A
CC
IDE
NT
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
1,03
1,97
818
8,92
813
,949
112,
287
94,2
3737
,151
23,8
89ST
AT
E L
IFE
IN
S C
O T
HE
362,
969
36,1
871,
443
30,8
7335
,474
2,23
664
4S
TAT
E L
IFE
IN
S FU
ND
75,5
496,
390
-398
2,45
82,
873
2,52
25,
142
STA
TE
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O30
2,89
324
,044
5,56
731
,295
33,7
8285
71,
718
ST
ON
EB
RID
GE
IN
S C
O14
,655
13,9
2655
311
270
37
SUN
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O O
F C
AN
AD
A7,
969,
285
459,
509
83,1
881,
398,
129
1,16
0,42
034
,483
20,5
63S
UN
LIF
E A
SS
UR
AN
CE
CO
OF
CA
NA
DA
U S
20,9
40,4
5076
9,52
0-1
37,1
393,
048,
178
2,37
6,54
962
,159
5,31
6SU
NA
ME
RIC
A L
IFE
IN
S C
O32
,634
,704
2,02
6,96
047
0,94
416
5,43
463
2,18
23,
346
15,6
55SU
PRE
ME
CO
UN
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OF
TH
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AR
CA
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M56
,947
13,9
3312
72,
237
2,88
62
33SU
RE
TY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
55,9
8522
,462
3,03
10
1,58
981
51,
049
SWIS
S R
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IFE
& H
EA
LTH
AM
ER
ICA
IN
C8,
248,
780
1,58
8,54
4-1
,631
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1,75
3,67
81,
460,
508
020
TE
AC
HE
RS
INS
& A
NN
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Y A
SSN
OF
AM
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129,
653,
098
8,65
1,08
358
5,23
86,
841,
684
12,2
35,3
6775
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85,5
76T
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PLE
TO
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DS
AN
NU
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CO
23,2
8710
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773
04,
465
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IN
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O50
9,12
441
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6,88
953
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53,7
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61
TIA
A-C
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F L
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IN
S C
O1,
162,
442
271,
608
-15,
410
300,
871
276,
382
3,86
410
0T
OU
CH
POIN
T I
NS
CO
IN
C5,
415
3,29
11,
031
5,54
32,
700
5,54
32,
847
TR
AN
S W
OR
LD
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
252,
839
50,5
632,
063
14,7
003,
481
150
6T
RA
NSA
ME
RIC
A A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O82
3,14
039
,430
-25,
569
83,3
5295
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1,99
314
1T
RA
NSA
ME
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A L
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IN
S &
AN
NU
ITY
CO
21,9
51,3
3893
1,47
6-6
3,78
85,
122,
265
5,44
9,27
945
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212,
409
TR
AN
SAM
ER
ICA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
21,5
15,8
5774
9,23
8-1
16,8
104,
824,
174
4,61
8,57
780
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12,6
80T
RA
NSA
ME
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A O
CC
IDE
NTA
L L
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IN
S C
O24
,282
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2,05
9,52
161
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1,73
6,19
12,
445,
235
50,7
5131
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TR
AV
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ER
S IN
S C
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52,8
02,1
535,
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873
389,
039
4,18
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817,
469
14,2
8830
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TR
AV
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S L
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& A
NN
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11,7
79,4
1040
7,40
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3,47
63,
476,
718
1,12
1,98
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RA
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LE
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PRO
TE
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11,2
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1,26
362
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ND
LIF
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NS
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16,0
9712
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913
2-5
290
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STM
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K I
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CO
1,12
3,47
921
9,32
927
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989,
269
785,
561
34,9
9736
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TR
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MA
RK
LIF
E I
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CO
747,
592
47,7
072,
732
148,
706
137,
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S PA
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WE
BB
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LIF
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CO
42,9
9513
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2858
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144,
245
046
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LL
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LIF
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NS
CO
10,5
3610
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119
53-1
,605
10
UN
ICA
RE
LIF
E &
HE
ALT
H I
NS
CO
1,21
7,67
425
5,55
420
,230
1,22
5,35
01,
031,
588
11,4
059,
701
UN
ION
BA
NK
ER
S IN
S C
O10
4,81
07,
740
2,05
415
,671
14,9
026,
922
4,89
4U
NIO
N C
EN
TR
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E5,
606,
668
333,
173
1,35
393
7,24
590
7,59
413
,907
5,38
1U
NIO
N F
IDE
LIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
369,
903
546,
899
74,0
1132
3,52
414
9,88
9-2
,030
4,38
4U
NIO
N L
AB
OR
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E2,
925,
875
51,8
08-4
5,71
538
2,12
637
9,25
16,
818
6,06
3U
NIO
N S
EC
UR
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
196,
711
50,4
711,
969
101,
147
39,4
406,
654
4,08
1U
NIT
ED
AM
ER
ICA
N I
NS
CO
923,
118
159,
060
51,0
2772
2,42
847
5,92
95,
620
9,49
8U
NIT
ED
FA
MIL
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O83
6,65
975
7,37
454
,048
4,20
83,
674
801
2,83
4U
NIT
ED
FID
EL
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
563,
973
100,
563
131,
977
17,3
53-7
4,25
520
030
5U
NIT
ED
HE
ALT
HC
AR
E I
NS
CO
4,20
2,80
398
9,82
750
3,02
06,
610,
814
5,77
7,50
614
0,54
988
,818
UN
ITE
D H
EA
RT
LA
ND
LIF
E I
NS
CO
39,0
229,
848
-413
20,7
9514
,972
00
UN
ITE
D I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
2,71
3,60
387
4,57
635
7,80
225
4,01
616
4,94
32,
680
2,57
4U
NIT
ED
IN
VE
STO
RS
LIF
E I
NS
CO
3,56
3,49
516
6,79
538
,769
145,
135
166,
669
2,03
71,
894
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table G
FIN
AN
CIA
L
DA
TA
NA
TIO
NW
IDE
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
WIS
CO
NSI
N
OP
ER
AT
ION
SC
AP
ITA
LP
RE
MIU
M &
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TA
NN
UIT
YIN
CU
RR
ED
PR
EM
IUM
SB
EN
EF
ITS
LIF
E/H
EA
LT
H
INSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EC
ON
SID
ER
AT
ION
SB
EN
EF
ITS
WR
ITT
EN
PA
ID
159
UN
ITE
D L
IFE
& A
NN
UIT
Y I
NS
CO
851,
837
67,4
4311
,057
2,42
260
,594
42,
671
UN
ITE
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O1,
056,
234
68,8
772,
361
195,
109
233,
303
15,0
969,
291
UN
ITE
D O
F O
MA
HA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
11,5
32,6
4187
1,23
349
,387
1,36
7,38
31,
614,
960
25,0
1922
,130
UN
ITE
D S
TAT
ES
LE
TT
ER
CA
RR
IER
S M
UT
BE
NE
FIT
ASS
N12
6,04
121
,895
302
14,3
2717
,602
172
193
UN
ITE
D S
TAT
ES
LIF
E I
NS
CO
IN
TH
E C
ITY
OF
N
EW
YO
RK
TH
E2,
268,
910
223,
168
15,2
2528
1,50
127
7,31
53,
807
2,21
7U
NIT
ED
TE
AC
HE
R A
SSO
CIA
TE
S IN
S C
O29
8,89
336
,884
2615
6,72
113
3,56
114
,304
10,8
95U
NIT
ED
WIS
CO
NSI
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O31
6,04
715
5,62
917
,817
840,
435
605,
064
79,1
2161
,406
UN
ITE
D W
OR
LD
LIF
E I
NS
CO
61,6
1218
,994
2,38
83,
615
3,50
923
411
4U
NIT
Y F
INA
NC
IAL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
19,5
476,
088
-707
6,75
56,
025
70
UN
ITY
MU
TU
AL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
429,
367
24,4
91-3
,913
24,6
8726
,328
98
UN
IVE
RSA
L G
UA
RA
NT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O21
2,00
516
,105
2,21
216
,113
18,0
7359
61U
NIV
ER
SAL
UN
DE
RW
RIT
ER
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O35
0,61
610
8,94
511
,087
65,1
9928
,795
4,52
81,
147
UN
UM
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
8,43
3,38
11,
218,
045
46,6
572,
738,
598
2,33
8,20
163
,281
37,3
87U
S FI
NA
NC
IAL
LIF
E I
NS
CO
205,
870
23,1
321,
257
53,4
6867
,697
2,81
444
4U
SAA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
7,91
5,25
958
4,85
747
,809
748,
208
730,
000
4,05
44,
939
USA
BL
E L
IFE
107,
574
52,5
873,
337
58,1
1639
,106
00
USG
AN
NU
ITY
& L
IFE
CO
7,21
5,52
630
9,45
729
,512
844,
744
1,18
1,41
025
,950
24,2
94V
AL
LE
Y F
OR
GE
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,37
8,51
718
3,47
022
,384
264,
504
96,6
7429
,281
10,4
79V
AR
IAB
LE
AN
NU
ITY
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E43
,756
,823
1,35
1,72
712
7,49
54,
681,
319
3,34
8,01
017
,755
6,67
5V
ET
ER
AN
S L
IFE
IN
S C
O34
5,48
756
,768
43,7
6978
,360
49,8
981,
901
1,00
6V
ISTA
LIF
E I
NS
CO
34,9
0716
,668
1,45
92,
286
880
07
VO
YA
GE
R L
IFE
IN
S C
O14
4,54
734
,676
2,76
479
,151
31,1
184
5W
ASH
ING
TO
N N
AT
ION
AL
IN
S C
O1,
131,
350
253,
399
28,7
2186
,224
49,4
562,
000
6,83
0W
EA
IN
S C
OR
P28
5,30
194
,735
-22,
407
525,
706
534,
609
519,
459
524,
011
WE
LL
ING
TO
N L
IFE
IN
S C
O7,
449
5,81
671
35,
693
3,46
60
0W
EL
LM
AR
K C
OM
MU
NIT
Y I
NS
INC
53,2
2844
,650
1,35
51,
217
737
2820
4W
EST
CO
AST
LIF
E I
NS
CO
1,66
7,03
499
,489
4,72
723
2,41
225
8,20
58,
803
58W
EST
ER
N &
SO
UT
HE
RN
LIF
E I
NS
CO
TH
E7,
696,
709
2,64
3,63
117
3,39
639
7,66
941
0,44
51,
655
1,90
0W
EST
ER
N C
AT
HO
LIC
UN
ION
49,8
4060
210
18,
205
9,64
369
226
4W
EST
ER
N D
IVE
RSI
FIE
D L
IFE
IN
S C
O8,
139
7,76
83,
853
4,65
922
135
91,
738
WE
STE
RN
FR
AT
ER
NA
L L
IFE
ASS
N15
6,96
913
,141
-1,3
5915
,157
17,9
783,
588
2,09
2W
EST
ER
N R
ESE
RV
E L
IFE
ASS
UR
AN
CE
CO
OF
OH
8,75
2,32
424
7,72
5-5
9,41
71,
278,
515
971,
232
39,5
1515
,041
WE
STE
RN
SE
CU
RIT
Y L
IFE
IN
S C
O23
,166
7,03
6-2
,013
5,46
53,
977
00
WE
STE
RN
SO
UT
HE
RN
LIF
E A
SSU
RA
NC
E C
O5,
742,
366
239,
225
5,12
51,
137,
832
1,35
0,41
016
,954
9,81
9W
EST
WA
RD
LIF
E I
NS
CO
45,6
9337
,416
2,25
51,
268
504
00
WIL
LIA
M P
EN
N A
SSN
137,
160
23,9
2959
37,
445
11,5
4649
91W
ISC
ON
SIN
AU
TO
AN
D T
RU
CK
DE
AL
ER
S IN
S C
OR
P9,
306
4,47
1-5
439,
385
8,99
011
,297
6,34
9W
OM
AN
S L
IFE
IN
S SO
CIE
TY
148,
897
29,0
3872
18,
219
10,2
5298
241
WO
OD
ME
N A
CC
IDE
NT
& L
IFE
CO
788,
349
93,0
756,
778
62,2
5979
,574
8,66
86,
915
WO
OD
ME
N O
F T
HE
WO
RL
D L
IFE
IN
S SO
CIE
TY
5,49
1,43
254
8,86
458
,175
530,
678
41,5
7717
925
9W
OR
KM
EN
S B
EN
EFI
T F
UN
D O
F T
HE
USA
32,6
802,
662
81,
437
1,97
012
11W
OR
LD
IN
S C
O22
1,50
156
,182
-3,0
9121
1,06
516
0,63
88,
283
5,52
2Z
UR
ICH
LIF
E I
NS
CO
OF
AM
ER
ICA
300,
636
47,8
59-1
,236
32,5
3920
,905
2,02
481
8
160
161
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table H
Table H
2001 Financial Dataof
Other Health Insurers
Includes: Health Maintenance OrganizationsLimited Service Health OrganizationsHospital Medical Dental Indemnity Plans
162
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table H
FIN
AN
CIA
L D
AT
AW
ISC
ON
SIN
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
CA
PIT
AL
NE
TN
ET
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
PU
RE
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TP
RE
MIU
MS
LO
SSE
SL
OSS
EX
PP
RE
MIU
MS
LO
SSE
SL
OSS
OT
HE
R H
EA
LT
H I
NSU
RE
R (
000s
OM
ITT
ED
)A
SSE
TS
SUR
PL
US
INC
OM
EE
AR
NE
DIN
CU
RR
ED
RA
TIO
RA
TIO
EA
RN
ED
INC
UR
RE
DR
AT
IO
163
AM
ER
ICA
N D
EN
TAL
PL
AN
OF
WIS
CO
NSI
N I
NC
193
107
02,
744
2,37
810
00
2,74
42,
378
87
AT
RIU
M H
EA
LTH
PL
AN
IN
C10
,421
5,75
91,
789
55,6
3351
,086
944
55,6
3351
,086
92
CA
RE
PL
US
DE
NTA
L P
LA
NS
INC
1,45
70
014
,695
14,5
6599
114
,695
14,5
6599
CH
IRO
PRA
CT
IC S
ER
VIC
ES
NE
TW
OR
K I
NC
281
-53
-35
01,
541
021
00
0
CO
MPC
AR
E H
EA
LTH
SE
RV
ICE
S IN
S C
OR
P16
1,28
960
,837
-16,
533
530,
372
512,
513
101
553
0,37
251
2,51
397
DE
AN
HE
ALT
H P
LA
N I
NC
89,2
8336
,398
1,90
844
8,84
742
4,80
795
644
8,84
742
4,80
795
DE
LTA
DE
NTA
L P
LA
N O
F W
I IN
C45
,876
38,7
7310
,465
59,6
8946
,832
796
62,6
7446
,832
75
DE
NTA
L P
RO
TE
CT
ION
PL
AN
IN
C0
281
630
098
630
0
DO
RA
L D
EN
TAL
PL
AN
OF
WI
INC
301
97-7
183
165
979
3283
171
786
EM
PHE
SYS
WIS
CO
NSI
N I
NS
CO
29,5
8115
,323
-1,4
1232
,993
30,3
5394
1337
,663
30,3
5381
EY
E C
AR
E O
F W
I IN
C49
713
43
178
103
5826
178
103
58
FIR
ST C
OM
MO
NW
EA
LTH
LIM
ITE
D H
EA
LTH
SE
RV
ICE
CO
RP
2,99
61,
677
457
9,22
16,
726
7321
9,22
16,
726
73
GR
OU
P H
EA
LTH
CO
OP
OF
EA
U C
LA
IRE
24,1
584,
834
-353
49,0
6449
,092
100
949
,292
49,0
9210
0
GR
OU
P H
EA
LTH
CO
OP
OF
SOU
TH
CE
NT
RA
L W
I40
,938
17,9
262,
915
110,
068
99,2
5290
911
0,06
899
,252
90
GU
ND
ER
SE
N L
UT
HE
RA
N H
EA
LTH
PL
AN
IN
C14
,399
4,93
42,
141
84,3
8574
,002
982
84,4
9674
,096
88
HE
ALT
H T
RA
DIT
ION
HE
ALT
H P
LA
N13
,828
5,80
666
457
,727
50,4
9992
858
,066
51,7
4389
HU
MA
NA
WI
HE
ALT
H O
RG
AN
IZA
TIO
N I
NS
CO
RP
43,1
4314
,144
-15,
204
140,
802
143,
234
104
1114
0,85
214
3,23
410
2
MA
NA
GE
D H
EA
LTH
SE
RV
ICE
S IN
S C
OR
P32
,683
6,33
33,
611
122,
427
103,
873
8911
127,
684
127,
892
100
ME
DIC
A H
EA
LTH
PL
AN
S O
F W
I3,
173
1,77
018
47,
751
6,73
688
118,
092
6,73
683
ME
DIC
AL
ASS
OC
CL
INIC
HE
ALT
H P
LA
N O
F W
I T
HE
2,22
61,
441
1014
,248
12,9
0291
1014
,248
12,9
0291
ME
RC
YC
AR
E I
NS
CO
13,3
576,
091
943
57,6
1151
,532
8910
58,8
6251
,532
88
MID
WE
ST D
EN
TAL
PL
AN
LT
D81
2729
2,17
21,
738
8015
2,17
21,
738
80
NE
TW
OR
K H
EA
LTH
PL
AN
OF
WI
INC
41,2
7118
,918
-2,2
2220
0,38
818
1,38
391
1119
9,19
917
8,16
989
PHY
SIC
IAN
S PL
US
INS
CO
RP
39,6
7816
,159
6,75
821
7,00
619
2,66
990
921
7,79
418
8,24
586
PRE
VE
A H
EA
LTH
IN
S PL
AN
IN
C15
,215
2,25
4-1
,104
58,0
7952
,149
9012
59,2
2952
,149
88
PR
OFE
SSIO
NA
L D
EN
TAL
PL
AN
IN
C39
0-8
73,
724
3,56
796
73,
724
3,56
796
PR
OT
EC
TIV
E D
EN
TAL
CA
RE
IN
C42
338
049
524
349
6724
489
349
71
RA
CIN
E D
EN
TAL
PL
AN
IN
C2
20
1,11
898
588
121,
118
985
88
SEC
UR
ITY
HE
ALT
H P
LA
N O
F W
I IN
C62
,967
15,5
632,
303
256,
213
237,
289
955
256,
213
237,
289
93
TO
UC
HPO
INT
HE
ALT
H P
LA
N I
NC
73,6
4014
,198
2,07
624
1,88
521
8,90
592
924
3,00
821
8,90
590
UN
ITE
DH
EA
LTH
CA
RE
OF
WIS
CO
NSI
N I
NC
165,
774
51,8
8916
,514
667,
047
574,
273
8810
667,
047
575,
324
86
UN
ITY
HE
ALT
H P
LA
NS
INS
CO
RP
43,0
6213
,952
5,52
216
8,26
714
6,04
989
716
8,26
714
6,04
987
VA
LL
EY
HE
ALT
H P
LA
N I
NC
18,8
487,
764
566
80,6
7775
,233
973
80,0
6275
,233
94
VIS
ION
CA
RE
NE
TW
OR
K I
NS
CO
RP
2222
810
853
4943
108
5349
VIS
ION
IN
S PL
AN
OF
AM
ER
IN
C49
732
123
3,05
91,
648
5445
3,05
91,
648
54
WIS
CO
NSI
N P
HY
SIC
IAN
S SE
RV
ICE
IN
S C
OR
P15
0,84
859
,117
5,56
227
4,82
023
0,02
691
926
1,06
422
6,41
887
WIS
CO
NSI
N V
ISIO
N S
ER
VIC
E P
LA
N I
NC
3,49
82,
115
-358
5,62
65,
343
972
5,62
65,
343
95
164
165
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table I
Table I
2001 Financial Dataof
Town Mutual Insurers
Includes: Town Mutual Insurers
166
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table I
FIN
AN
CIA
L D
AT
AW
ISC
ON
SIN
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
CA
PIT
AL
NE
TN
ET
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
PU
RE
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TP
RE
MIU
MS
LO
SSE
SL
OSS
EX
PP
RE
MIU
MS
LO
SSE
SL
OSS
TO
WN
MU
TU
AL
IN
SUR
ER
(00
0s O
MIT
TE
D)
ASS
ET
SSU
RP
LU
SIN
CO
ME
EA
RN
ED
INC
UR
RE
DR
AT
IOR
AT
IOE
AR
NE
DIN
CU
RR
ED
RA
TIO
167
AL
L-S
TAR
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
612
626
-55
742
506
7642
1,34
965
348
AR
LIN
GT
ON
MU
TU
AL
FIR
E I
NS
CO
3,87
02,
940
-224
695
693
107
421,
173
723
62A
SHL
AN
D C
OU
NT
Y T
OW
N I
NS
CO
478
321
1613
756
4650
371
106
29B
AR
AB
OO
FA
RM
ER
’S M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,07
486
9-3
323
621
293
3941
046
711
4B
AR
RO
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,00
144
0-2
581
257
073
301,
454
2,26
615
6B
ER
RY
& R
OX
BU
RY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
715
1,55
4-1
143
123
9161
336
143
43B
LO
OM
ING
TO
N F
AR
ME
RS
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
503
640
-219
752
718
9940
1,21
289
874
BR
IST
OL
TO
WN
IN
S C
O92
387
1-2
266
5696
9516
624
915
0C
AL
ED
ON
IA M
UT
UA
L F
IRE
IN
S C
O55
954
1-1
416
760
4748
2144
CA
LU
ME
T E
QU
ITY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O2,
047
1,17
3-3
4071
466
110
654
1,21
71,
020
84C
LA
RN
O M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,89
81,
467
-33
325
312
100
3857
155
798
CO
LU
MB
US
MU
TU
AL
TO
WN
IN
S C
O1,
802
1,61
892
191
8247
4831
410
534
CO
NC
OR
D M
UT
UA
L F
IRE
IN
S C
O38
530
9-4
237
3712
312
412
554
43C
OU
RT
LA
ND
-SP
RIN
GV
AL
E T
OW
N I
NS
CO
345
317
-22
1626
179
8461
3355
DA
RL
ING
TO
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,72
372
9-1
2389
669
784
371,
588
884
56D
UPO
NT
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
515
890
-38
664
474
8342
1,28
61,
083
84E
AG
LE
PO
INT
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O2,
421
1,79
1-8
353
341
694
301,
021
975
96E
TT
RIC
K M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
815
634
-42
351
273
9058
597
699
117
FAL
L C
RE
EK
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O2,
032
1,53
98
428
255
6644
773
428
55FA
RM
ER
S T
OW
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,82
41,
551
-23
138
141
121
5236
922
661
FLY
WA
Y M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
2,92
52,
449
-49
349
224
7370
804
385
48FO
UN
TAIN
CIT
Y M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,18
156
0-2
6654
652
310
542
1,04
71,
359
130
FRA
NK
LIN
FA
RM
ER
S M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,46
778
1-4
8269
082
812
547
987
919
93G
RE
EN
CO
UN
TY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
512
1,09
5-1
0537
243
111
934
653
723
111
HA
MB
UR
G S
TAR
K M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,86
789
9-2
931,
171
934
8641
2,00
31,
170
58H
EL
EN
VIL
LE
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
987
993
-13
989
575
7040
1,44
61,
118
77H
EN
RIE
TTA
GR
EE
NW
OO
D &
UN
ION
MU
TU
AL
FI
RE
IN
S C
O46
642
223
84
695
8716
19H
OL
LA
ND
MU
TU
AL
FIR
E I
NS
CO
525
375
-59
117
9082
8023
591
39H
OM
EST
EA
D M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
4,12
13,
650
-383
492
521
121
901,
006
2,48
024
6IX
ON
IA M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
2,78
32,
454
137
434
165
5036
645
165
26JA
ME
STO
WN
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
394
779
3469
049
676
2399
269
170
KE
NO
SHA
CO
UN
TY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O3,
074
2,94
377
135
142
113
5923
514
662
LA
PRA
IRIE
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
613
1,40
511
275
167
6854
401
240
60L
EB
AN
ON
CLY
MA
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,14
479
2-1
7933
932
710
846
570
443
78L
IBE
RT
Y M
UT
UA
L F
IRE
IN
S C
O1,
767
1,32
1-1
9543
032
282
7173
951
770
LIN
DIN
A T
OW
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,02
596
0-7
5653
109
9987
6474
LO
DI
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O65
351
01
8538
5469
209
153
73L
UC
K M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,11
565
4-3
340
625
870
4471
855
677
MA
RC
EL
LO
N T
OW
N M
UT
UA
L F
IRE
IN
S C
O1,
160
1,14
038
9576
8329
149
8255
ME
DIN
A M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,38
482
6-1
9441
540
310
345
733
972
133
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Financial and Statistical Data, Table I
FIN
AN
CIA
L D
AT
AW
ISC
ON
SIN
O
PE
RA
TIO
NS
CA
PIT
AL
NE
TN
ET
DIR
EC
TD
IRE
CT
PU
RE
AD
MIT
TE
DA
ND
NE
TP
RE
MIU
MS
LO
SSE
SL
OSS
EX
PP
RE
MIU
MS
LO
SSE
SL
OSS
TO
WN
MU
TU
AL
IN
SUR
ER
(00
0s O
MIT
TE
D)
ASS
ET
SSU
RP
LU
SIN
CO
ME
EA
RN
ED
INC
UR
RE
DR
AT
IOR
AT
IOE
AR
NE
DIN
CU
RR
ED
RA
TIO
168
ME
RR
IMA
C M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
2,66
12,
345
100
316
207
7041
555
345
62M
IDD
LE
TO
N I
NS
CO
897
233
-89
847
590
7843
1,18
983
070
MO
RA
INE
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O2,
342
1,36
7-1
8169
154
485
491,
165
980
84M
T C
ALV
AR
Y M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,98
41,
830
-615
414
599
5328
522
679
MT
PL
EA
SAN
T-PE
RR
Y M
UT
IN
S C
O2,
231
1,54
96
640
411
6938
1,24
569
756
NE
W H
OPE
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O55
132
5-6
825
618
578
4949
124
750
NE
WA
RK
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O51
025
2-1
427
115
959
4950
531
562
NO
RT
HE
AST
ER
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,74
91,
343
8539
814
742
4378
217
923
NO
RT
HE
RN
FIN
NIS
H M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
701
385
-45
549
278
5947
878
573
65PA
RIS
MU
TU
AL
FIR
E I
NS
CO
487
459
-45
3353
168
6666
5684
PEL
LA
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O2,
109
1,02
7-5
21,
087
844
8630
1,98
21,
505
76PR
ICE
CO
UN
TY
TO
WN
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O80
947
8-4
935
125
477
4266
841
963
RA
CIN
E C
OU
NT
Y M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,89
21,
672
7020
643
3167
380
5915
RE
ED
SBU
RG
WE
STFI
EL
D M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,44
91,
159
1233
624
176
3058
335
962
RIV
ER
FA
LL
S M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,65
595
5-1
8035
936
311
538
854
3,34
239
1R
OSE
ND
AL
E M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,06
593
6-8
495
124
141
9024
821
185
SEN
EC
A S
IGE
L M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,44
785
049
583
267
5641
919
943
103
SHE
LB
Y F
AR
ME
RS
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O66
949
6-2
520
115
484
3832
521
365
SOU
TH
CE
NT
RA
L M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,68
81,
350
-138
258
277
123
4660
540
867
SOU
TH
EA
ST M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,42
41,
255
914
411
184
5028
113
347
SPR
ING
GR
OV
E M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,40
81,
328
2976
2748
9621
514
266
STO
CK
HO
LM
TO
WN
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
631
1,38
5-1
220
021
010
727
430
820
191
SUG
AR
CR
EE
K M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
3,78
83,
025
-183
705
648
100
481,
074
1,10
110
3T
HE
RE
SA M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
3,25
82,
724
-104
309
334
116
5567
251
476
TR
AD
E L
AK
E M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,03
129
7-2
1451
744
992
491,
066
4,23
639
7T
RI
CO
UN
TY
MU
TU
AL
TO
WN
IN
S C
O37
122
1-9
513
913
410
774
286
177
62U
NIO
N M
UT
UA
L F
IRE
IN
S C
O62
349
2-4
314
612
795
5033
918
254
WA
SHIN
GT
ON
TO
WN
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
564
1,50
284
735
1975
145
107
WA
TE
RT
OW
N M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,20
067
6-2
1949
249
011
140
879
704
80W
AU
KE
SHA
CO
UN
TY
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
318
1,13
9-4
116
810
478
8127
313
148
WA
US
AU
-ST
ET
TIN
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O7,
829
4,77
142
13,
206
1,46
456
344,
194
2,91
870
WE
ST C
EN
TR
AL
MU
TU
AL
IN
S C
O1,
245
834
-124
404
321
104
4872
695
913
2Y
OR
KV
ILL
E &
MT
PL
EA
SAN
T M
UT
UA
L I
NS
CO
1,33
41,
227
4812
358
6059
218
9644
169
Directory of Licensed Insurers
Wisconsin Insurance Report Business of 2001Directory of Licensed Insurers
170
171
This directory includes all companies, fraternal benefitsocieties, associations, and town mutuals licensed orotherwise authorized to transact the business of insurancein this state as of December 31, 2001. (For current
Directory of Licensed Insurers
information, see OCI's Web site at http://oci.wi.gov/dir_ins.htm.) The codes used to designate the kind ofcompany and a brief description of each follows.
BP—Blue Plan. A domestic insurance corporation incorporatedunder ch. 611 or ch. 613, Wis. Stat. Blue plans offer health insuranceto individual or group subscribers on an indemnity basis, or offerservices through an embedded health maintenance organizationusing contracted service providers. Blue plans file the NAIC Healthannual statement blank.
CC—Continuing Care Organization. Organized under ch. 647,Wis. Stat. Continuing care organizations provide nursing, medical,or personal care services, and maintenance services, for a period overone year or the duration of a person’s life, conditioned upon paymentof an entrance fee or a portion of the person’s estate. Continuing careorganizations file a financial statement, on a GAAP basis, which isaudited by an independent CPA.
DP—Dental Plan. Similar to a blue plan, except that indemnity orservices are limited to dental services.
FC—Fire and Casualty Company. A domestic insurer organizedand operating under ch. 611, Wis. Stat., or a nondomestic insurerlicensed under ch. 618, Wis. Stat., and may be a mutual or stockcompany. Fire and casualty companies write a wide range of propertyand liability coverages, and individual and group health insurance.Fire and casualty companies file the NAIC Fire and Casualty annualstatement blank.
FR—Fraternal Benefit Society (or Mutual Benefit Society). Maybe a domestic benefit society organized and operating under ch. 614,Wis. Stat., or a nondomestic benefit society operating under ch. 618,Wis. Stat. A fraternal benefit society is a nonstock corporation whichexists for social, educational, charitable, or religious purposes, andalso may sell individual life or health insurance to its members. Afraternal is governed through a lodge system and a representativeform of government, and members voluntarily perform charitable,educational, etc. services for other members or the public. Fraternalbenefit societies file the NAIC Fraternal Orders annual statementblank.
GA—Gift Annuity Corporation. Established by a domestic orforeign nonprofit corporation under ch. 615, Wis. Stat. Gift annuitiesreceive gifts of money or property, in return for agreeing to pay anannuity to the donor. Remaining income may be transferred to thenonprofit corporation for its charitable, religious, etc. purposes. Giftannuities file the NAIC Charitable Annuity Corporations annualstatement blank.
HM—Health Maintenance Organization (HMO). Establishedunder chs. 185, 611, 613, or 618, Wis. Stat., and operates under ch.609, Wis. Stat. HMOs may be for profit, nonprofit, or a cooperative.An HMO makes available comprehensive health care services(performed by providers contracted by the HMO) to enrolledparticipants for predetermined fixed payments. An HMO may hiremedical service providers as employes, or may contract with existinghospitals and clinics to provide services to participants. HMOs filethe NAIC Health annual statement blank.
LC—Life and Accident and Health Company. May be a domesticinsurer organized and operating under ch. 611, Wis. Stat., or anondomestic insurer licensed under ch. 618, Wis. Stat., and may bea mutual company or a stock company. Life and accident and healthcompanies write a wide range of life, annuity, individual, and grouphealth insurance. Life and accident and health companies file eitherthe NAIC Life and Accident and Health annual statement blank or theNAIC Health annual statement blank.
LH—Limited Service Health Organization (LSHO). Similar to anHMO, except that it provides a limited range of health care services(such as vision or dental) to participants. LSHOs file the NAICHealth annual statement blank.
MC—Motor Club Plan. Established under ch. 616, Wis. Stat. Amotor club plan may provide emergency road service, towing, bailbonds, map and touring service, etc. to members. Motor club plansfile a financial statement which has been audited by an independentCPA.
MX—Miscellaneous Other Insurer.
RE—Reciprocal Exchange. A nondomestic insurer licensed underch. 618, Wis. Stat. Reciprocals are unincorporated associations,operating through an attorney-in-fact, by which subscribers withsimilar interests (e.g., lumberyards, dry cleaners) provide fire andcasualty insurance to each other through the exchange of insurancecontracts. Reciprocals file the NAIC Fire and Casualty annualstatement blank.
TC—Title Company. May be a domestic insurer organized andoperating under ch. 611, Wis. Stat., or a nondomestic insurer operatingunder ch. 618, Wis. Stat. Title companies notify a prospectivepurchaser of recorded liens or easements on a parcel of real estate,and provide insurance against loss due to other defects in title toproperty (e.g., due to forgery, fraud, errors in public records, wills notprobated, etc.). Title companies file the NAIC Title Insurance annualstatement blank.
TM—Town Mutual of Wisconsin. A domestic fire and casualtyinsurer subject to ch. 612, Wis. Stat., as an assessable mutual. Townmutuals are authorized to write a limited range of property andliability coverage, in a limited number of counties in Wisconsin.Town mutuals may file either the NAIC Fire and Casualty annualstatement blank or the Wisconsin Town Mutual annual statementblank.
VP—Vision Plan. Similar to a blue plan, except that indemnity orservices provided are limited to eye care services.
WP—Warranty Plan. Established under ch. Ins 15, Wis. Adm.Code. A warranty plan is a third party which provides repair,replacement, or maintenance services in connection with the sale ofgoods from seller to buyer (e.g., automobiles, homes, appliances,etc.). (Warranties by the seller, manufacturer, or provider of servicedirectly to the buyer are exempted from regulation by this office.)Warranty plans file audited GAAP based financial statements withthis office.
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AAA LIFE INS CO DC LC 17250 NEWBURGH RD STE 100 1969 1971LIVONIA MI 48152(734) 779-2085
AAA WISCONSIN INC MI MC 1 AUTO CLUB DR 1997 1997DEARBORN MI 48126-9982(800) 222-6424
AAGI INC IL WP 350 W KENSINGTON RD #108 1999 2000MT PROSPECT IL 60056(847) 506-9012
ABT LLC WI WP 4100 S 27TH ST 1997 1997MILWAUKEE WI 53221(414) 281-5000
ACA FINANCIAL GUARANTY CORP MD FC 140 BROADWAY 47TH FL 1986 1989NEW YORK NY 10005(888) 427-2833
ACACIA LIFE INS CO DC LC 5900 O ST 1869 1923LINCOLN NE 68510(301) 280-1000
ACACIA NATIONAL LIFE INS CO VA LC EAST BLDG 2ND FLR 1974 19757600 LEESBURG PIKEFALLS CHURCH VA 22043(402) 467-1122
ACCELERATION LIFE INS CO OH LC 520 MARYVILLE CENTRE DR 1973 1988 STE 500ST LOUIS MO 63141(314) 275-5200
ACCEPTANCE CASUALTY INS CO NE FC 222 S 15TH ST STE 600 N 1920 1970OMAHA NE 68102(800) 228-7217
ACCEPTANCE INS CO NE FC 535 W BROADWAY 1979 1993COUNCIL BLUFFS IA 51503(800) 999-7475
ACCIDENT FUND CO MI FC P O BOX 40790 1994 2000LANSING MI 48901-7990(517) 342-4200
ACE AMERICAN INS CO PA FC P O BOX 41484 1945 1971PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-1484(215) 640-1000
ACE AMERICAN REINSURANCE CO PA FC P O BOX 41484 1971 1972PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-1484(215) 640-1000
ACE FIRE UNDERWRITERS INS CO PA FC P O BOX 41484 1941 1967PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-1484(215) 640-2324
ACE INDEMNITY INS CO PA FC P O BOX 41484 1967 1989PHILADELPHIA PA 19101(215) 640-2324
ACE PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INS CO PA FC P O BOX 41484 1819 1851PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-1484(215) 640-1000
ACORD NY RS P O BOX 1529 1994 1994PEARL RIVER NY 10965-8529(800) 444-3341
ACSTAR INS CO IL FC 233 MAIN ST 1970 1981NEW BRITAIN CT 06050-2350(860) 224-2000
ACUITY A MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 58 1925 1925SHEBOYGAN WI 53082-0058(920) 458-9131
ADDISON INS CO IL FC P O BOX 73909 1855 1996CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52407-3909(319) 399-5700
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ADMIRAL INDEMNITY CO DE FC 1255 CALDWELL RD 1992 2001CHERRY HILL NJ 08034(800) 419-0530
ADMIRAL LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA AZ LC P O BOX 30416 1958 1986LANSING MI 48909-7916(517) 349-6000
ADVANTA INS CO AZ FC P O BOX 429 1986 1990SPRING HOUSE PA 19477-0429(877) 250-6245
ADVANTA LIFE INS CO AZ LC P O BOX 429 1972 1990SPRING HOUSE PA 19477(877) 250-6245
ADVANTAGE WARRANTY CORP THE FL WP P O BOX 770 1985 1993DEERFIELD IL 60015(800) 323-5771
ADVANTAGE WORKERS COMPENSATION INS CO IN FC P O BOX 571918 1981 1984SALT LAKE CITY UT 84157-1918(801) 288-8750
AEGIS SECURITY INS CO PA FC P O BOX 3153 1977 1990HARRISBURG PA 17105-3153(800) 233-2160
AETNA HEALTH & LIFE INS CO CT LC 151 FARMINGTON AVE MC64 1971 1972HARTFORD CT 06156(860) 273-0123
AETNA INS CO OF AMERICA FL LC 151 FARMINGTON AVE 1990 1990HARTFORD CT 06156(860) 273-0123
AETNA INS CO OF CT CT FC 151 FARMINGTON AVE MC64 1990 1990HARTFORD CT 06156-0417(860) 273-0123
AETNA LIFE INS AND ANNUITY CO CT LC 151 FARMINGTON AVE 1976 1976HARTFORD CT 06156-0001(860) 273-0123
AETNA LIFE INS CO CT LC 151 FARMINGTON AVE MC64 1853 1858HARTFORD CT 06156-0001(860) 273-0123
AFFILIATED FM INS CO RI FC P O BOX 7500 1949 1950JOHNSTON RI 02919-0500(401) 275-3000
AFFINITY ROAD & TRAVEL CLUB INC TX MC 64 INVERNESS DRIVE EAST 1978 1979ENGLEWOOD CO 80112(303) 790-2267
AFFIRMATIVE INS CO IL FC P O BOX 43360 1983 1988BIRMINGHAM AL 35243(800) 443-1573
AFI MANAGEMENT CO INC TX WP P O BOX 268847 1983 1994OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73126-8847(405) 523-2000
AGL LIFE ASSURANCE CO PA LC 610 W GERMANTOWN PIKE 1960 1994 STE 460PLYMOUTH MEETING PA 19462(800) 734-3280
AGRI GENERAL INS CO IA FC 9200 NORTHPARK DR #350 1983 1991JOHNSTON IA 50131(515) 559-1000
AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS WI FR 4321 N BALLARD RD 1902 1902APPLETON WI 54919-0001(920) 734-5721
AIG LIFE INS CO DE LC P O BOX 667 1962 1979WILMINGTON DE 19899-0667(302) 594-2000
AIG NATIONAL INS CO INC NY FC 4501 NORTHPOINT PKWY STE 500 1938 1985ALPHARETTA GA 30022(800) 334-9641
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AIG WARRANTY GUARD INC DE WP 70 PINE ST 1996 2000NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
AIU INS CO NY FC 70 PINE ST 1851 1915NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
ALAMANCE INS CO IL FC 238 INTERNATIONAL RD 1998 2000BURLINGTON NC 27215(336) 586-2500
ALEA NORTH AMERICAN INS CO NY FC WILTON CORPORATE PARK 1932 198250 DANBURY RD STE 102WILTON CT 06897(203) 563-6000
ALEXIAN VILLAGE OF MILWAUKEE WI CC 9255 N 76TH ST 1974 1974MILWAUKEE WI 53223-1055(414) 355-9300
ALFA MUTUAL INS CO AL FC P O BOX 11000 1947 1999MONTGOMERY AL 36191-0001(334) 288-3900
ALL AMERICA INS CO OH FC 800 S WASHINGTON ST 1961 1974VAN WERT OH 45891-2357(419) 238-1010
ALL AMERICAN LIFE INS CO IL LC P O BOX 2074 1950 1957MILWAUKEE WI 53201-2074(800) 488-3026
ALL MOTORISTS INS AGENCY CA WP 5230 LAS VIRGENES RD STE 100 1959 1993CALABASAS CA CA 91302(800) 242-9442
ALL NATION INS CO MN FC 29621 NORTHWESTERN HWY 1961 1979SOUTHFIELD MI 48034(800) 762-6837
ALL SAVERS INS CO IN LC 7440 WOODLAND DR 1986 1987INDIANAPOLIS IN 46278-1719(317) 297-4123
ALL-STAR MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 100 N BUSINESS PK CIRCLE 1882 1882 STE 102STOUGHTON WI 53589(608) 877-9750
ALLEGHENY CASUALTY CO PA FC 485 CHESTNUT ST 1936 1956MEADVILLE PA 16335-4407(814) 336-2521
ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO OF AMERICA NY FC 325 DONALD J LYNCH BLVD 1991 1992MARLBOROUGH MA 01752-4729(508) 303-1000
ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN INSURERS IL RS 3025 HIGHLAND PKWY STE 800 1983 1983DOWNERS GROVE IL 60515(630) 724-2100
ALLIANZ INS CO CA FC P O BOX 7780 1977 1977BURBANK CA 91510-7780(800) 421-0504
ALLIANZ LIFE INS CO OF NORTH AMERICA MN LC P O BOX 1344 1896 1899MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440-1344(800) 950-5872
ALLIED PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INS CO IA FC 701 FIFTH AVE 1983 1999DES MOINES IA 50391-2007(515) 280-4211
ALLMERICA FINANCIAL ALLIANCE INS CO NH FC 100 N PARKWAY 1995 1996WORCESTER MA 01605(508) 855-7200
ALLMERICA FINANCIAL BENEFIT INS CO MI FC 100 N PARKWAY 1976 1993WORCESTER MA 01605(508) 853-7200
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ALLMERICA FINANCIAL LIFE INS & ANNUITY CO DE LC 440 LINCOLN ST 1974 1975WORCESTER MA 01605(508) 855-1000
ALLSTATE ASSURANCE CO IL LC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1978 1978NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 402-5000
ALLSTATE FIRE AND CASUALTY INS CO IL FC 2775 SANDERS RD 1972 1981NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 402-5000
ALLSTATE INDEMNITY CO IL FC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1960 1964NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 402-5000
ALLSTATE INS CO IL FC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1931 1936NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 402-5000
ALLSTATE LIFE INS CO IL LC 3100 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1957 1958NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7154(847) 402-5000
ALLSTATE MOTOR CLUB INC DE MC 1500 W SHURE DR 1982 1983ARLINGTON HTS IL 60004-1443(847) 632-8711
ALLSTATE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO IL FC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1985 1987NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 402-5000
ALPHA PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO WI FC P O BOX 10360 1979 1979VAN NUYS CA 91410(800) 826-0233
ALTA HEALTH & LIFE INS CO IN LC 8515 E ORCHARD RD 1963 1982GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111(303) 737-3000
ALVERNO COLLEGE WI GA 3401 S 39TH ST 1940 1993MILWAUKEE WI 53234-3922(414) 382-6000
ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS INC DE GA 919 N MICHIGAN AVE STE 1100 1980 1997CHICAGO IL 60611-1676(312) 335-8700
AMALGAMATED LIFE & HEALTH INS CO IL LC 333 S ASHLAND AVE 1939 1963CHICAGO IL 60607(312) 738-6100
AMALGAMATED LIFE INS CO NY LC 730 BROADWAY 1943 1995NEW YORK NY 10003(212) 539-5000
AMBAC ASSURANCE CORP WI FC 1 STATE ST PLZ 15TH FL 1970 1970NEW YORK NY 10004(212) 668-0340
AMCO INS CO IA FC 701 5TH AVE 1958 1974DES MOINES IA 50391-2007(515) 280-4319
AMCOMP ASSURANCE CORP FL FC P O BOX 88806 1979 1980NORTH PALM BEACH FL 33408-8806(800) 226-1898
AMERIBEST LIFE INS CO GA LC 909 LOCUST ST 1959 1980DES MOINES IA 50309-0000(800) 555-1910
AMERICAN & FOREIGN INS CO DE FC P O BOX 1000 1979 1980CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL INS CO IN FC 225 W TOUHY AVE 1948 1972PARK RIDGE IL 60068-4202(847) 685-8600
AMERICAN ALTERNATIVE INS CORP DE FC P O BOX 5241 1995 1997PRINCETON NJ 08543(609) 243-4200
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AMERICAN AMBASSADOR CASUALTY CO IL FC 1100 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RD 1963 1993 STE 300ITASCA IL 60143-6000(630) 521-0600
AMERICAN AMICABLE LIFE INS CO OF TX TX LC P O BOX 2549 1981 1986WACO TX 76702-2549(800) 736-7311
AMERICAN ASSOC OF INS SERVICES IL RS 1745 S NAPERVILLE RD 1970 1970WHEATON IL 60187-8132(800) 564-2247
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE INS CO MO FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1911 1916NOVATO CA 94998(415) 899-2000
AMERICAN BANKERS INS CO OF FLA FL FC 11222 QUAIL ROOST DR 1947 1961MIAMI FL 33157-6543(800) 852-2244
AMERICAN BANKERS LIFE ASSUR CO OF FLA FL LC 11222 QUAIL ROOST DR 1952 1959MIAMI FL 33157-6543(800) 852-2244
AMERICAN BAPTIST BD OF EDUCATION PA GA P O BOX 851 1964 1981 & PUBLICATION VALLEY FORGE PA 19482-0851
(610) 768-2344AMERICAN BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY PA GA P O BOX 851 1821 1978
VALLEY FORGE PA 19482-0851(610) 768-2205
AMERICAN BAPTIST HOMES OF THE MIDWEST MN GA 11985 TECHNOLOGY DR 1930 1992EDEN PRAIRIE MN 55344-3622(612) 941-3175
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY NY GA 1865 BROADWAY 1841 1978NEW YORK NY 10023-7503(212) 408-1200
AMERICAN BUSINESS & PERSONAL INS MUTUAL INC DE FC 307 N MICHIGAN AVE 1981 1985CHICAGO IL 60601-3701(312) 346-8100
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY NY GA 1599 CLIFTON RD NE 1922 1997ATLANTA GA 30329(404) 320-3333
AMERICAN CASUALTY CO OF READING PA PA FC CNA PLZ 1902 1944CHICAGO IL 60685-0001(312) 822-5000
AMERICAN CENTENNIAL INS CO DE FC 3501 SILVERSIDE RD 1970 1979203 NAAMANS BLDGWILMINGTON DE 19810(800) 533-7628
AMERICAN CENTRAL INS CO MO FC ONE BEACON ST 1979 1983BOSTON MA 02108(617) 725-6000
AMERICAN COMMERCE INS CO OH FC 3590 TWIN CREEKS DR 1946 1960COLUMBUS OH 43204-1628(614) 272-6951
AMERICAN COMMUNITY MUTUAL INS CO MI LC 39201 W SEVEN MILE RD 1947 1995LIVONIA MI 48152-1094(800) 872-8291
AMERICAN COMPENSATION INS CO MN FC 8500 NORMANDALE LAKE BLVD 1991 1997 STE 1400BLOOMINGTON MN 55437(952) 893-0403
AMERICAN CONTINENTAL INS CO MO FC 385 WASHINGTON ST 1960 1973ST PAUL MN 55102(800) 222-4774
AMERICAN CONTINENTAL LIFE INS CO IL LC 540 LAKE COOK RD 1960 1990DEERFIELD IL 60015-5290(800) 222-4774
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AMERICAN COUNTRY INS CO IL FC 222 N LASALLE ST STE 1600 1997 1997CHICAGO IL 60601-1105(312) 456-2000
AMERICAN DENTAL PLAN OF WISCONSIN INC WI LH P O BOX 44966 1993 1994MADISON WI 53744-4966(608) 831-1047
AMERICAN ECONOMY INS CO IN FC SAFECO PLZ 1959 1962SEATTLE WA 98185(206) 545-5000
AMERICAN EMPIRE INS CO OH FC P O 5370 1979 1981CINCINNATI OH 45201(513) 369-3000
AMERICAN EMPLOYERS INS CO MA FC 1 BEACON ST 1923 1924BOSTON MA 02108-3100(617) 725-6000
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE LIFE INS CO IN LC 227 AXP FINANCIAL CTR 1981 1982MINNEAPOLIS MN 55474(612) 671-1257
AMERICAN EQUITY INVESTMENT LIFE INS CO IA LC P O BOX 71216 1980 1981DES MOINES IA 50325(515) 221-0002
AMERICAN EQUITY SPECIALTY INS CO CA FC 7676 E PINNACLE PEAK RD 1997 1998SCOTTSDALE AZ 85255(800) 991-5334
AMERICAN FAMILY HOME INS CO FL FC P O BOX 5323 1965 1984CINCINNATI OH 45102-5323(800) 543-2644
AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURNC CO OF COLUMBUS NE LC 1932 WYNNTON RD 1955 1970COLUMBUS GA 31999-0001(706) 323-3431
AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE INS CO WI LC 6000 AMERICAN PKY 1957 1957MADISON WI 53783-0001(608) 249-2111
AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 6000 AMERICAN PKY 1927 1927MADISON WI 53783-0001(608) 249-2111
AMERICAN FEDERATION INS CO FL FC P O BOX 2450 1983 1998GRAND RAPIDS MI 49501-2450(616) 942-3000
AMERICAN FIDELITY ASSUR CO OK LC P O BOX 25523 1960 1980OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73125-0523(405) 523-2000
AMERICAN FIDELITY LIFE INS CO FL LC 4060 BARRANCAS AVE 1956 1965PENSACOLA FL 32507-3467(850) 456-7401
AMERICAN FINANCIAL SECURITY LIFE INS CO MO LC 323 W EIGHTH ST 1957 1981LUCAS PLACE STE 202KANSAS CITY MO 64105(816) 842-6605
AMERICAN FIRE & CASUALTY CO OH FC 9450 SEWARD RD 1906 1979FAIRFIELD OH 45014-5456(513) 603-2250
AMERICAN FOUNDERS LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 52121 1977 1986PHOENIX AZ 85072-2121(800) 531-5067
AMERICAN FRANKLIN LIFE INS CO IL LC 1 FRANKLIN SQ 1981 1989SPRINGFIELD IL 62713-0001(217) 528-2011
AMERICAN FRATERNAL UNION MN FR P O BOX 59 1900 1964ELY MN 55731(218) 365-3143
AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE INC DE GA 1501 CHERRY ST 1949 1978PHILADELPHIA PA 19102-1479(215) 241-7000
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AMERICAN FUJI FIRE & MARINE INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR #F-3 1981 1990LONG GROVE IL 60047(847) 876-1500
AMERICAN GENERAL ANNUITY INS CO TX LC 2929 ALLEN PKWY 1944 1973HOUSTON TX 77019-7100(800) 424-4990
AMERICAN GENERAL ASSURANCE CO IL LC 1000 WOODFIELD RD 1929 1964SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-4793(847) 517-6005
AMERICAN GENERAL INDEMNITY CO NE FC 1000 WOODFIELD RD 1986 1993SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-4793(847) 517-6000
AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO TN LC 458N AMERICAN GENERAL CTR 1900 1970NASHVILLE TN 37250(615) 749-1000
AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 1591 1917 1966HOUSTON TX 77251(800) 231-3655
AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INS CO OF NY NY LC P O BOX 1456 1963 1967SYRACUSE NY 13201-1456(315) 471-1121
AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INS CO OF PA PA LC P O BOX 1580 1963 1979NEPTUNE NJ 07754-1580(732) 922-7000
AMERICAN GENERAL PROPERTY INS CO TN FC 458 N AMERICAN GENERAL CTR 1974 1975NASHVILLE TN 37250(615) 749-1000
AMERICAN GROWERS INS CO NE FC 535 W BROADWAY 1946 1997COUNCIL BLUFFS IA 51503(800) 999-7475
AMERICAN GUARANTEE & LIABILITY INS CO NY FC 1400 AMERICAN LN TOWER 1 1939 1939 19 TH FLSCHAUMBERG IL 60196-1056(847) 605-6000
AMERICAN GUARDIAN WARRANTY SERVICES INC IL WP 800 ROOSEVELT RD STE C-1 1998 2000GLEN ELLYN IL 60137(800) 579-2233
AMERICAN HARDWARE MUTUAL INS CO OH FC 471 E BROAD ST 1899 1918COLUMBUS OH 43215(614) 225-8211
AMERICAN HEALTH & LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 2548 1954 1959FORT WORTH TX 76113(800) 316-5607
AMERICAN HEALTH ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION DC GA 15825 SHADY GROVE RD STE 140 1973 1996ROCKVILLE MD 20850(301) 948-3244
AMERICAN HEALTHCARE INDEMNITY CO DE FC 1888 CENTURY PARK E 8TH FL 1980 1986LOS ANGELES CA 90067-1712(800) 557-6166
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION INC NY GA 7272 GREENVILLE AVE 1924 1993DALLAS TX 75231-4596(214) 706-1589
AMERICAN HERITAGE LIFE INS CO FL LC 1776 AMERICAN HERITAGE 1956 1962 LIFE DRJACKSONVILLE FL 32224(800) 521-3535
AMERICAN HOME ASSURANCE CO NY FC 70 PINE ST 1899 1930NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
AMERICAN HOME LIFE INS CO THE KS LC P O BOX 1497 1909 1998TOPEKA KS 66603(785) 235-6276
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AMERICAN HOME SHIELD OF MAINE INC ME WP 860 RIDGELAKE BLVD 1990 1993MEMPHIS TN 38120(901) 537-8030
AMERICAN HORIZON INS CO IL FC 75 TRI-STATE INTERNATIONAL 1986 1993 STE 222LINCOLNSHIRE IL 60069(847) 236-9230
AMERICAN INCOME LIFE INS CO IN LC P O BOX 76710 1954 1966WACO TX 76710(800) 433-3405
AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO TX FC P O BOX 73909 1913 1934CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52407-3909(319) 399-5700
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH THE DC GA 1759 R ST NW 1981 2000WASHINGTON DC 20009(202) 328-7744
AMERICAN INS CO THE NE FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1846 1880NOVATO CA 94998-0001(415) 899-2000
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL INS CO NY FC 505 CARR RD 1824 1979WILMINGTON DE 19809-0495(302) 761-3000
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURNC CO OF NY NY LC P O BOX 727 1962 1964NEW YORK NY 10268(212) 770-7000
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SOUTH INS CO PA FC 70 PINE ST 1946 1986NEW YORK NY 10270(800) 633-4028
AMERICAN INTERSTATE INS CO LA FC 2301 HIGHWAY 190 W 1973 1995DERIDDER LA 70634-6005(800) 256-9052
AMERICAN INVESTORS LIFE INS CO KS LC P O BOX 2039 1965 1985TOPEKA KS 66601-2039(785) 232-6945
AMERICAN LEBANESE SYRIAN ASSOC CHARITIES INC IL GA 501 ST JUDE PLACE 1957 1996MEMPHIS TN 38105-1942(800) 877-5833
AMERICAN LIFE & HEALTH INS CO MO LC 27725 SANTA MARGARITA PKWY 1925 1969 #220MISSION VIEJO CA 92691-6704(800) 338-7634
AMERICAN LIFE INS CO OF NY THE NY LC 300 DISTILLERY COMMONS 1955 1958 STE 300LOUISVILLE KY 40206(502) 587-7626
AMERICAN LIVE STOCK INS CO IL FC P O BOX 520 1952 1962GENEVA IL 60134-0520(630) 232-2100
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS MUTUAL INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1974 1974LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(800) 833-0355
AMERICAN MATURITY LIFE INS CO CT LC P O BOX 2999 1972 1987HARTFORD CT 06104-2999(860) 843-5867
AMERICAN MEMORIAL LIFE INS CO SD LC P O BOX 2730 1959 1980RAPID CITY SD 57709-2730(800) 810-9046
AMERICAN MERCHANTS CAS CO OH FC 471 E BROAD ST 1986 1988COLUMBUS OH 43215(614) 225-8211
AMERICAN MERCURY INS CO OK FC P O BOX 268847 1962 1980OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73126-8847(405) 523-5142
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AMERICAN MODERN HOME INS CO OH FC P O BOX 5323 1965 1981CINCINNATI OH 45201-5323(800) 543-2644
AMERICAN MODERN HOME SERVICE CO OH WP P O BOX 5323 1988 1998CINCINNATI OH 45201(513) 943-7200
AMERICAN MODERN LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 5323 1956 1995CINCINNATI OH 45201-5323(800) 543-2644
AMERICAN MOTORISTS INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1926 1927LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(800) 833-0355
AMERICAN MUTUAL REINSURANCE CO IL FC C/O OFC DEPUTY RECVR 1941 1964 STE 1450222 MERCHANDISE MART PLZCHICAGO IL 60654(312) 836-9500
AMERICAN NATIONAL GENERAL INS CO MO FC CORP CENTRE 1980 19841949 E SUNSHINESPRINGFIELD MO 65899-0001(417) 887-4990
AMERICAN NATIONAL INS CO TX LC 1 MOODY PLZ 1905 1957GALVESTON TX 77550-7948(409) 763-4661
AMERICAN NATIONAL LIFE INS CO OF TX TX LC 1 MOODY PLZ 1954 1992GALVESTON TX 77550-7999(409) 763-4661
AMERICAN NATIONAL PROPERTY & CASUALTY CO MO FC AMERICAN NATIONAL 1973 1980 CORPORATE CENTRE1949 E SUNSHINESPRINGFIELD MO 65899-0001(417) 887-4990
AMERICAN PARTNERS LIFE INS CO AZ LC 227 AXP FINANCIAL CENTER 1981 1982MINNEAPOLIS MN 55474(612) 671-3131
AMERICAN PHYSICIANS ASSURANCE CORPORATION MI FC 1031 N HAGADORD RD 1975 1996E LANSING MI 48823(800) 748-0465
AMERICAN PIONEER TITLE INS CO FL TC 493 E SEMORAN BLVD 1980 1995CASSELBERRY FL 32707(800) 393-1169
AMERICAN PREMIER INS CO IN FC P O BOX 105091 1989 1991ATLANTA GA 30348-5091(800) 225-8930
AMERICAN PROTECTION INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1962 1964LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(800) 833-0355
AMERICAN REINSURANCE CO DE FC P O BOX 5241 1917 1978PRINCETON NJ 08543-5241(609) 243-4200
AMERICAN RELIABLE INS CO AZ FC 8655 E VIA DE VENTURA 1952 1987SCOTTSDALE AZ 85258(800) 535-1333
AMERICAN REPUBLIC INS CO IA LC P O BOX 1 1929 1958DES MOINES IA 50301-0001(800) 247-2190
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AMERICAN SAFETY CASUALTY INS CO DE FC 1845 THE EXCHANGE STE 200 1981 1983ATLANTA GA 30339(800) 388-3647
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AMERICAN SKANDIA LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION CT LC P O BOX 883 1969 1977SHELTON CT 06484-0883(800) 628-6039
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AMERICAN TRAVELER MOTOR CLUB INC THE DE MC P O BOX 1299 1979 1981SARASOTA FL 34230(800) 621-5287
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AMERITAS LIFE INS CORP NE LC P O BOX 81889 1887 1984LINCOLN NE 68501(402) 467-1122
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(847) 605-3000ANCHOR NATIONAL LIFE INS CO AZ LC 1 SUNAMERICA CTR 1965 1969
CENTURY CITYLOS ANGELES CA 90067-6022(800) 871-2000
ANNUITY & LIFE REASSURANCE AMERICA INC CT LC 280 TRUMBULL ST 21ST FL 1963 1971HARTFORD CT 06066(860) 256-2122
ANNUITY INVESTORS LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 5423 1981 1984CINCINNATI OH 45201-5423(800) 438-3398
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AON HOME WARRANTY SERVICES INC DE WP 1000 MILWAUKEE AVE 1996 1996GLENVIEW IL 60025(847) 953-1000
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ARCHDIOCESE OF MILWAUKEE WI GA P O BOX 070912 1903 1994MILWAUKEE WI 53207-0912(414) 769-3319
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ARGONAUT INS CO CA FC 250 MIDDLEFIELD RD 1957 1959MENLO PARK CA 94025-3500(650) 326-0900
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ARGONAUT MIDWEST INS CO IL FC 250 MIDDLEFIELD RD 1962 1972MENLO PARK CA 94025-3500(650) 326-0900
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ARKWRIGHT INS CO MA FC 1301 ATWOOD AVE 1974 1975JOHNSTON RI 02919(401) 275-3000
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ASSOCIATED INDEMNITY CORP CA FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1922 1937NOVATO CA 94998(415) 899-2000
ASSOCIATED SERVICE CORP MO WP 655 CRAIG RD STE 100 1980 1999ST LOUIS MO 63141(314) 567-6162
ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL LIFE INS CO TN LC P O BOX 2548 1959 1979FORT WORTH TX 76113(800) 316-5607
ASSURANCE CO OF AMER NY FC 1400 AMERICAN LANE 1945 1948SCHAUMBURG IL 60196-1056(847) 605-6000
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ATHENA ASSURANCE CO MN FC 385 WASHINGTON ST 1982 1984ST PAUL MN 55102(651) 310-7066
ATLANTA CASUALTY CO OH FC P O BOX 105091 1972 1989ATLANTA GA 30348(800) 225-8930
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ATLANTIC MUTUAL INS CO NY FC 140 BROADWAY 34TH FL 1842 1949NEW YORK NY 10005-1101(212) 943-1800
ATLANTIC SPECIALTY INS CO NY FC 140 BROADWAY 1986 2001NEW YORK NY 10005-1101(973) 408-6000
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AURORA NATIONAL LIFE ASSURNC CO CA LC 1290 SILAS DEANE HWY 1961 1984WETHERSFIELD CT 06109(860) 513-6090
AUSA LIFE INS CO INC NY LC 4 MANHATTANVILLE RD 1947 1949PURCHASE NY 10577(914) 697-8000
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AUTO CLUB GROUP INS CO MI FC 1 AUTO CLUB DR 1969 1996DEARBORN MI 48126(313) 336-1234
AUTO CLUB INS ASSOC MI FC 1 AUTO CLUB DR 1922 1996DEARBORN MI 48126(800) 723-0220
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AUTO CLUB OF AMERICA CORP OK MC 9411 N GEORGIA 1986 1995OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120(800) 411-2007
AUTO HELP LINE OF AMERICA INC NY MC 7007 13TH AVE 1976 1992BROOKLYN NY 11228(800) 221-8062
AUTO OWNERS INS CO MI FC 6101 ANACAPRI DR 1916 1957LANSING MI 48917-3968(517) 323-1200
AUTO OWNERS LIFE INS CO MI LC P O BOX 30660 1965 1968LANSING MI 48901-8160(517) 323-1200
AUTOMOBILE INS CO OF HARTFORD CT THE CT FC ONE TOWER SQ 1968 1970HARTFORD CT 06183-6014(860) 277-0111
AUTOMOBILE PROTECTION CORP-APCO GA WP 6010 ATLANTIC BLVD 1987 1995NORCROSS GA 30071-1303(800) 458-7071
AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS INC WI WP 1701 GOLF RD STE 1200 TOW 2 1992 1996ROLLING MEADOWS IL 60008(708) 806-0310
AUTOMOTIVE WARRANTY SERVICES INC DE WP 1000 MILWAUKEE AVE 1977 1992GLENVIEW IL 60025(847) 953-1000
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AUTOMOTIVE WARRANTY SERVICES OF FLORIDA INC FL WP 1000 MILWAUKEE AVE 1997 2001GLENVIEW IL 60025(847) 953-1000
AVEMCO INS CO MD FC 411 AVIATION WAY 1960 1968FREDERICK MD 21701(301) 694-5700
AVOMARK INS CO IN FC 9450 SEWARD RD 1996 2001FAIRFIELD OH 45014(513) 603-2400
AXA ART INS CORPORATION NY FC 4 W 58TH ST 8TH FL 1986 1989NEW YORK NY 10019-2515(212) 415-8421
AXA CORPORATE SOLUTIONS INS CO NY FC 199 WATER ST 1839 1979NEW YORK NY 10038-3526(212) 412-0700
AXA CORPORATE SOLUTIONS LIFE REINS CO DE LC 17 STATE ST 1981 1983NEW YORK NY 10004-1501(212) 859-0555
AXA CORPORATE SOLUTIONS REINS CO DE FC 17 STATE STREET 1978 198829TH & 30TH FLOORSNEW YORK NY 10004-1501(212) 493-9300
AXA RE AMERICA INS CO DE FC 17 STATE ST 1919 1981NEW YORK NY 10004-1501(212) 493-9300
AXA RE PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INS CO DE FC 17 STATE ST 1971 1977NEW YORK NY 10004(212) 493-9364
BADGER MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 1635 W NATIONAL AVE 1887 1891MILWAUKEE WI 53204-1130(414) 383-1234
BALBOA INS CO CA FC P O BOX 19702 1948 1964IRVINE CA 92623-9702(949) 553-0700
BALBOA LIFE INS CO CA LC P O BOX 19702 1968 1973IRVINE CA 92623-9702(949) 553-0700
BALTIMORE LIFE INS CO THE MD LC 10075 RED RUN BLVD 1882 1990OWINGS MILLS MD 21117-6050(800) 628-5433
BANC INSURE INC OK FC P O BOX 26104 1985 1987OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73126-0104(405) 290-5678
BANKERS FIDELITY LIFE INS CO GA LC P O BOX 105185 1955 1999ATLANTA GA 30348(404) 266-5500
BANKERS LIFE & CASUALTY CO IL LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA ST 1880 1960CARMEL IN 46032(800) 621-3724
BANKERS MULTIPLE LINE INS CO IL FC P O BOX 749005 1883 1897DALLAS TX 75374(972) 364-7000
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BANNER LIFE INS CO MD LC 1701 RESEARCH BLVD 1981 1982ROCKVILLE MD 20850-3171(301) 279-4800
BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE IL GA 2002 S ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RD 1900 1998ARLINGTON HEIGHTS IL 60005(847) 228-0200
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BARABOO FARMERS MUTUAL INS CO WI TM S5335 HWY 113 1876 1877BARABOO WI 53913(608) 356-5000
BARRON MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 205 1891 1891BARRON WI 54812-0205(715) 537-5141
BCS INS CO OH FC 676 N SAINT CLAIR ST 1950 1979CHICAGO IL 60611(312) 951-7700
BCS LIFE INS CO IL LC 676 N SAINT CLAIR ST 1949 1953CHICAGO IL 60611(312) 951-7716
BENCHMARK INS CO KS FC 6701 W 64TH ST STE 125 BLDG 5 1964 1974SHAWNEE MISSION KS 66202(800) 283-0622
BENEDICTINE MONKS INC WI GA 12605 224TH AVE 1946 1978BENET LAKE WI 53102(414) 396-4311
BENEFICIAL LIFE INS CO UT LC 36 S STATE ST 1905 1991SALT LAKE CITY UT 84136(801) 933-1100
BERKLEY INS CO DE FC P O BOX 853 1975 1996FLORHAM PARK NJ 07932-0853(973) 301-8000
BERKLEY REGIONAL INS CO DE FC 7273 E BUTHERUS DR 1985 1988SCOTTSDALE AZ 85260(800) 842-8972
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY LIFE INS CO OF NE NE LC 3024 HARNEY ST 1993 1995OMAHA NE 68131-3580(402) 536-3000
BERKSHIRE LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA MA LC 700 SOUTH ST 1968 1974PITTSFIELD MA 01201-8285(212) 598-8000
BERRY & ROXBURY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 4766 HIGHWAY KP 1876 1876CROSS PLAINS WI 53528(608) 798-4766
BETHESDA LUTHERAN HOMES AND SERVICES INC WI GA 700 HOFFMAN DR 1903 1977WATERTOWN WI 53094-6204(920) 261-3050
BIBLE LITERATURE INTERNATL INC OH GA P O BOX 477 1941 1977COLUMBUS OH 43216-0477(614) 267-3116
BIG M AGENCY INC IA RS INTERSTATE 80 AT HWY 146 1991 1991GRINNELL IA 50112(800) 362-2041
BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSN MN GA 1300 HARMON PL 1950 1977MINNEAPOLIS MN 55403-1925(612) 338-0500
BIRMINGHAM FIRE INS CO OF PA PA FC 70 PINE ST 1871 1929NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
BITUMINOUS CASUALTY CORP IL FC 320 18TH ST 1928 1939ROCK ISLAND IL 61201-8716(309) 786-5401
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BITUMINOUS FIRE & MARINE INS CO IL FC 320 18TH ST 1942 1950ROCK ISLAND IL 61201-8716(309) 786-5401
BLAU PLUMBING INC WI WP 12221 W FAIRVIEW AVE 1964 1997MILWAUKEE WI 53226(414) 258-4040
BLOOMINGTON FARMERS MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 98 1874 1874BLOOMINGTON WI 53804-0098(608) 994-2683
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD UNITED OF WI WI LC 401 W MICHIGAN ST 1939 1939MILWAUKEE WI 53203-2896(414) 226-5000
BLUE RIDGE INS CO CT FC ONE GENERAL DR 1928 1968SUN PRAIRIE WI 53596(608) 837-4440
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF BELOIT COLLEGE WI GA 700 COLLEGE ST 1846 1997BELOIT WI 53511-5595(608) 363-2000
BOSTON MUTUAL LIFE INS CO MA LC 120 ROYAL ST 1891 1980CANTON MA 02021-1098(781) 828-7000
BOSTON OLD COLONY INS CO MA FC CNA PLAZA 1906 1907CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA DC GA 1325 W WALNUT HILL LANE 1916 1995IRVING TX 75015-2079(972) 580-2000
BRICKELL FINANCIAL SERVICES MOTOR CLUB INC FL MC 3081 SALZEDO ST 1978 1985CORAL GABLES FL 33134(305) 446-4690
BRISTOL TOWN INS CO WI TM 6338 HIGHWAY VV 1875 1875SUN PRAIRIE WI 53590(608) 837-5894
BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL INS CO IN FC P O BOX 2227 1935 1999FORT WAYNE IN 46801-2227(800) 333-3735
BUCKEYE STATE MUTUAL INS CO OH FC ONE HERITAGE PL 1897 1994PIQUA OH 45356(800) 672-3558
BUILDERS MUTUAL INS CO NC FC P O BOX 150005 1997 2001RALEIGH NC 27624(919) 845-1976
BUSINESS MENS ASSURNC CO OF AMER MO LC BMA TOWER 1909 1916ONE PENN VALLEY PARKKANSAS CITY MO 64108(816) 753-8000
CALEDONIA MUTUAL FIRE INS CO WI TM N5725 HWY 78 1873 1873PORTAGE WI 53901(608) 742-4885
CALIFORNIA CASUALTY & FIRE INS CO CA FC P O BOX M 1973 1995SAN MATEO CA 94402-0080(650) 574-4000
CALIFORNIA CASUALTY GENERAL INS CO CA FC P O BOX M 1977 1995SAN MATEO CA 94402-0800(650) 574-4000
CALIFORNIA CASUALTY INDEMNITY EXCHANGE CA FC P O BOX M 1914 1995SAN MATEO CA 94402-0080(415) 574-4000
CALIFORNIA CASUALTY INS CO CA FC P O BOX M 1967 1995SAN MATEO CA 94402-0080(650) 574-4000
CALIFORNIA INDEMNITY INS CO CA FC P O BOX 14910 1987 1995LAS VEGAS NV 89114-4910(702) 650-4009
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CALUMET EQUITY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 1828 WISCONSIN AVE 1873 1873NEW HOLSTEIN WI 53061-1344(920) 898-4488
CAMDEN FIRE INS ASSOCIATION THE NJ FC ONE BEACON ST 1841 1901BOSTON MA 02108-3100(617) 725-6000
CAMICO MUTUAL INS CO CA FC 1235 RADIO RD 1986 1998REDWOOD CITY CA 94065-1217(800) 652-1772
CANADA LIFE ASSURNC CO THE MI LC 6201 POWERS FERRY RD NW 1849 1986ATLANTA GA 30339(770) 953-1959
CANADA LIFE INS CO OF AMER MI LC 6201POWERS FERRY RD NW 1988 1989ATLANTA GA 30339(800) 333-2542
CANAL INS CO SC FC P O BOX 7 1939 1959GREENVILLE SC 29602(862) 242-5365
CAPITAL MARKETS ASSURNC CORP NY FC 113 KING ST 1928 1928ARMONK NY 10504(914) 273-4545
CAPITAL WARRANTY SERVICES INC WI WP 22 NE 22ND AVE 2000 2001POMPANO BEACH FL 33062(954) 784-9400
CAPITOL INDEMNITY CORP WI FC P O BOX 5900 1959 1960MADISON WI 53705-0900(608) 231-4450
CAPITOL LIFE INS CO THE CO LC P O BOX 1200 1905 1959DENVER CO 80201-1200(800) 525-2115
CAPITOL SPECIALTY INS CORP WI FC P O BOX 5900 1961 1961MADISON WI 53705-0900(608) 231-4450
CARE PLUS DENTAL PLANS INC WI LH 11711 W BURLEIGH ST 1983 1983WAUWATOSA WI 53222-3108(414) 771-1711
CAROLINA CASUALTY INS CO FL FC P O BOX 2575 1951 1966JACKSONVILLE FL 32203-2575(800) 874-8053
CARROLL COLLEGE INC WI GA 100 N EAST AVE 1846 1977WAUKESHA WI 53186-5517(414) 524-7200
CARTHAGE COLLEGE IL GA 2001 ALFORD PARK DR 1870 1992KENOSHA WI 53140(262) 551-6200
CASUALTY RECIPROCAL EXCHANGE MO FC 9201 STATE LINE RD 1912 1913KANSAS CITY MO 64114-3234(816) 361-3400
CATERPILLAR INS CO MO FC P O BOX 340001 1963 1969NASHVILLE TN 37203-0001(615) 341-8144
CATHOLIC AID ASSOCIATION THE MN FR 3499 LEXINGTON AVE N 1892 1967ST PAUL MN 55126-8017(651) 490-0170
CATHOLIC CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY OF THE IL GA 150 S WACKER DR 20TH FL 1912 2001 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE CHICAGO IL 60606
(312) 236-7240CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF GREEN BAY WI GA P O BOX 23825 1907 1982
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CATHOLIC FAMILY LIFE INS WI FR P O BOX 11563 1869 1869SHOREWOOD WI 53211-0563(800) 227-2354
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS WI FR 1100 W WELLS ST 1885 1885MILWAUKEE WI 53233-2316(414) 273-6266
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC NY GA 1011 FIRST AVE 1942 1999NEW YORK NY 10022-4195(212) 826-1480
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS IL FR P O BOX 3012 1883 1895NAPERVILLE IL 60566-7012(800) 552-0145
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES USCC INC DC GA 209 W FAYETTE ST 1943 1996BALTIMORE MD 21201-3443(410) 625-2220
CATHOLIC WORKMAN MN FR P O BOX 47 1891 2000NEW PRAGUE MN 56071(800) 346-6231
CEDAR CAMPUSES FOUNDATION INC THE WI GA 5595 COUNTY RD Z 1953 1977WEST BEND WI 53095-9285(414) 334-9487
CELTIC INS CO IL LC 233 S WACKER DR STE 700 1949 1959CHICAGO IL 60606-6393(312) 332-5401
CENTAUR INS CO IL FC C/O SPEC DEP RECEIVER 1973 1983 STE 1450222 MERCHANDISE MART PLZCHICAGO IL 60654(312) 836-9500
CENTENNIAL INS CO NY FC 140 BROADWAY 34TH FL 1941 1949NEW YORK NY 10005-1101(212) 943-1800
CENTRAL BENEFITS NATL LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 16526 1956 1971COLUMBUS OH 43216(614) 797-5200
CENTRAL MUTUAL INS CO OH FC 800 S WASHINGTON ST 1876 1894VAN WERT OH 45891-2357(419) 238-5551
CENTRAL NATIONAL INS CO OF OMAHA THE NE FC 11128 JOHN GALT BLVD STE 200 1946 1950OMAHA NE 68137-2321(402) 970-8600
CENTRAL NATIONAL LIFE INS CO OF OMAHA THE DE LC 501 SILVERSIDE RD STE 3 1953 1957WILMINGTON DE 19809(800) 926-7599
CENTRAL RESERVE LIFE INS CO OH LC 17800 ROYALTON RD 1963 1988STRONGSVILLE OH 44136-5197(800) 321-3997
CENTRAL STATES HEALTH & LIFE CO OF OMAHA NE LC 1212 N 96TH ST 1932 1962OMAHA NE 68114-2274(402) 397-1111
CENTRAL STATES INDEMNITY CO OF OMAHA NE FC P O BOX 34350 1977 1984OMAHA NE 68134-0350(402) 397-1111
CENTRAL UNITED LIFE INS CO TX LC WORTHAM TOWER 6TH FL 1962 19852727 ALLEN PKWYHOUSTON TX 77019(713) 529-0045
CENTRE INS CO DE FC ONE CHASE MANHATTAN PLZ 1969 1969NEW YORK NY 10005-0000(212) 898-5300
CENTRE LIFE INS CO MA LC ONE CHASE MANHATTAN PLZ 1926 1959NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 898-5300
CENTRIS INS CO IN FC 13403 NORTHWEST FREEWAY 1979 1989HOUSTON TX 77040-6094(713) 996-1200
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CENTURION CASUALTY CO IA FC 206 EIGHTH ST 1983 1990DES MOINES IA 50309-3805(515) 243-2131
CENTURION LIFE INS CO MO LC 206 8TH ST 1956 1979DES MOINES IA 50309-3805(515) 243-2131
CENTURY INDEMNITY CO PA FC P O BOX 41613 1963 1969PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-1484(215) 640-2324
CENTURY NATIONAL INS CO CA FC P O BOX 3999 1955 1995NORTH HOLLYWOOD CA 91609(818) 760-0880
CENTURY SURETY CO OH FC P O BOX 163340 1978 1991COLUMBUS OH 43216-3340(800) 878-7389
CGU LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA DE LC P O BOX 9174 1958 1958BOSTON MA 02205-9174(800) 343-5660
CHARTER NATIONAL LIFE INS CO IL LC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1955 1963NORTHBROOK IL 60062(847) 402-5000
CHARTER OAK FIRE INS CO THE CT FC 1 TOWER SQ 1931 1935HARTFORD CT 06183-6014(860) 277-0111
CHARTWELL INS CO CT FC ONE CANTERBURY GREEN 1979 1981STAMFORD CT 06901(203) 705-2500
CHASE LIFE & ANNUITY CO DE LC 2-OPS-1 500 STANTON- 1925 1961 CHRISTIANA RDNEWARK DE 19713(302) 634-1453
CHEROKEE INS CO MI FC 34200 MOUND RD 1946 1980STERLING HEIGHTS MI 48310(800) 201-0450
CHESAPEAKE LIFE INS CO THE OK LC 1331 W MEMORIAL RD STE 112 1956 1970OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73114(800) 725-7887
CHEVRON TRAVEL CLUB INC CA MC 2001 DIAMOND BLVD RM 1170 1968 1988CONCORD CA 94524(925) 827-6851
CHICAGO INS CO IL FC 55 E MONROE ST 1956 1969CHICAGO IL 60603(312) 346-6400
CHICAGO MUTUAL INS CO IL FC 300 S WACKER DR STE 1250 1920 1921CHICAGO IL 60606(312) 347-1200
CHICAGO TITLE INS CO MO TC 171 N CLARK ST 8TH FL 1961 1961CHICAGO IL 60601-3294(800) 621-1919
CHILDREN INTERNTL MO GA 2000 E RED BRIDGE RD 1951 1978KANSAS CITY MO 64131-3610(816) 942-2000
CHILDRENS HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC WI GA P O BOX 1997 1984 1998MILWAUKEE WI 53201-1997(414) 266-6400
CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES NETWORK INC WI LH P O BOX 2602 1994 1994APPLETON WI 54912-2602(920) 832-9950
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CHRISTIAN APPALACHIAN PROJECT INC KY GA 322 CRAB ORCHARD RD 1964 1995LANCASTER KY 40446(606) 792-3051
CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK INC THE VA GA 977 CENTERVILLE TURNPIKE 1960 1993C/O PLANNED GIVING DEPT - CSB 112VIRGINIA BEACH VA 23463(757) 226-3815
CHUBB INDEMNITY INS CO NY FC P O BOX 1615 1922 1925WARREN NJ 07061-1615(908) 903-2000
CHUBB NATIONAL INS CO IN FC 15 MOUNTAIN VIEW RD 1993 1997WARREN NJ 07061-1615(908) 903-2000
CHURCH INS CO THE NY FC 445 FIFTH AVE 1929 1954NEW YORK NY 10016(800) 223-6602
CHURCH MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 357 1897 1897MERRILL WI 54452(715) 536-5577
CIGNA LIFE INS CO CT LC TWO LIBERTY PLACE TL18A 1981 19891601 CHESTNUT STPHILADELPHIA PA 19192-2362(215) 761-1000
CIM INS CORPORATION MI FC 300 GALLERIA OFFCENTRE 1998 1999 STE 200SOUTHFIELD MI 48034-8461(248) 263-6900
CINCINNATI CASUALTY CO THE OH FC P O BOX 145496 1972 1979CINCINNATI OH 45250-5496(513) 870-2000
CINCINNATI INDEMNITY CO THE OH FC P O BOX 145496 1988 1990CINCINNATI OH 45250-5496(513) 870-2000
CINCINNATI INS CO THE OH FC P O BOX 145496 1950 1974CINCINNATI OH 45250-5496(513) 870-2000
CINCINNATI LIFE INS CO THE OH LC P O BOX 145496 1987 1988CINCINNATI OH 45250-5496(513) 870-2000
CIRCUIT CITY STORES INC VA WP P O BOX 42304-STORE #3175 1949 1995RICHMOND VA 23242-2304(804) 527-4000
CITICAPITAL INS CO IN FC P O BOX 222038 1919 1939DALLAS TX 75222-2038(972) 650-2800
CITICORP LIFE INS CO AZ LC ONE TOWER SQ 1971 1984HARTFORD CT 06183(860) 277-0111
CITIES & VILLAGES MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 1250 S SUNNY SLOPE RD 1987 1987BROOKFIELD WI 53005-7025(262) 784-5666
CITIZENS INS CO OF AMER MI FC 645 W GRAND RIVER AVE 1974 1984HOWELL MI 48843-2151(517) 546-2160
CLARENDON NATIONAL INS CO NJ FC 1177 AVE OF THE AMERICAS 1941 196044TH & 45TH FLNEW YORK NY 10036(212) 790-9700
CLARICA LIFE INS CO US ND LC P O BOX 503 1930 1982BROOKFIELD WI 53008-0503(262) 797-3900
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CLARICA LIFE REINSURANCE CO MI LC P O BOX 503 1982 1984BROOKFIELD WI 53008-0503(262) 797-3900
CLARNO MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 1922 10TH ST 1874 1874MONROE WI 53566-2042(608) 325-1303
CLEMENT MANOR INC WI CC 9339 W HOWARD AVE 1963 1985GREENFIELD WI 53228(414) 546-7374
CM ASSURANCE CO CT LC 1295 STATE ST 1986 1991SPRINGFIELD MA 01111(860) 987-6500
CM LIFE INS CO CT LC 1295 STATE ST 1981 1982SPRINGFIELD MA 01111(413) 788-8411
CMG MORTGAGE INS CO WI FC 5910 MINERAL POINT RD 1968 1972MADISON WI 53705(608) 238-5851
CMG MORTGAGE ASSURANCE CO WI FC 5910 MINERAL POINT RD 1969 2000MADISON WI 53705(608) 238-5851
CMG MORTGAGE REINSURANCE CO WI FC 5910 MINERAL POINT RD 1999 1999MADISON WI 53705(800) 937-2644
CNA NATIONAL WARRANTY CORPORATION AZ WP P O BOX 2840 1995 1995SCOTTSDALE AZ 85252-2840(800) 345-0191
COLLEGE RETIREMENT EQUITIES FUND NY FC 730 3RD AVE 1972 1987NEW YORK NY 10017-3206(212) 490-9000
COLOGNE REINSURANCE CO OF AMER CT FC 695 E MAIN STS 1975 1979STAMFORD CT 06901-2141(203) 328-5000
COLONIAL AMERICAN CAS & SURETY CO MD FC 1400 AMERICAN LN TOWER 1 1977 1996 19TH FLSCHAUMBURG IL 60196(847) 605-6000
COLONIAL LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO SC LC 1200 COLONIAL LIFE BLVD 1939 1963COLUMBIA SC 29210(803) 798-7000
COLONIAL PENN FRANKLIN INS CO PA FC 500 VIRGINIA DR 1910 1911FORT WASHINGTON PA 19034(800) 523-1700
COLONIAL PENN INS CO PA FC 500 VIRGINIA DR 1981 1982FORT WASHINGTON PA 19034(800) 523-1700
COLONIAL PENN MADISON INS CO PA FC 500 VIRGINIA DR 1984 1984FORT WASHINGTON PA 19034(800) 523-1700
COLORADO BANKERS LIFE INS CO CO LC 5990 GREENWOOD PLZ BLVD #325 1974 1985GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111(303) 220-8500
COLORADO CASUALTY INS CO CO FC P O BOX 6530 1980 1995ENGLEWOOD CO 80155(303) 566-4800
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL INC WI GA 2025 E NEWPORT AVE 1909 1990MILWAUKEE WI 53211-2906(414) 961-3300
COLUMBIA UNIVERSAL LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 19085 1954 1998GREENVILLE SC 29602(800) 880-1370
COLUMBIAN LIFE INS CO IL LC P O BOX 1381 1988 1990BINGHAMTON NY 13902-1381(607) 724-2472
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COLUMBIAN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO NY LC P O BOX 1381 1882 1989BINGHAMTON NY 13902(607) 724-2472
COLUMBUS LIFE INS CO OH LC 400 EAST 4TH ST 1986 1991CINCINNATI OH 45202-3302(513) 361-6700
COLUMBUS MUTUAL TOWN INS CO WI TM N7022 OWL RD 1873 1873BEAVER DAM WI 53916(920) 885-9409
COMBINED INS CO OF AMER IL LC 123 N BROADWAY 1919 1962CHICAGO IL 60606(800) 225-4500
COMMERCE & INDUSTRY INS CO NY FC 70 PINE STREET 1957 1966NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
COMMERCIAL CASUALTY INS CO CA FC P O BOX 14910 1986 1992LAS VEGAS NV 89114-4910(702) 838-8223
COMMERCIAL INS CO OF NEWARK NJ NJ FC CNA PLZ 1909 1921CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
COMMERCIAL LOAN INS CORP WI FC 601 MONTGOMERY ST STE 1500 1966 1966SAN FRANCISCO CA 94111(415) 788-7878
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MUTUAL INS CO NY LC 70 GENESEE ST 1883 1967UTICA NY 13502-3502(800) 422-6200
COMMONWEALTH LAND TITLE INS CO PA TC 101 E GATEWAY CENTRE PKY 1944 1962GATEWAY ONERICHMOND VA 23235(804) 267-8000
COMMUNITY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION OF WI GA P O BOX 408 1988 1999 MENOMONEE FALLS INC MENOMONEE FALLS WI 53052
(262) 532-3769COMPANION COMMERCIAL INS CO SC FC P O BOX 100165 1997 1999
COLUMBIA SC 29202(803) 735-0672
COMPANION LIFE INS CO SC LC P O BOX 100102 1970 1979COLUMBIA SC 29202(803) 735-1251
COMPANION PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO SC FC P O BOX 100165 1984 1999COLUMBIA SC 29202(803) 735-0672
COMPASS INS CO NY FC 709 CURTIS ST 1968 1972MIDDLETOWN OH 45044-3999(513) 727-5962
COMPCARE HEALTH SERVICES INS CORP WI HM 20855 WATERTOWN RD STE 140 1984 1984WAUKESHA WI 53186(262) 785-7830
COMPUTER INS CO RI FC 10 WEYBOSSET ST STE 502 1989 1992PROVIDENCE RI 02903-2818(800) 424-8526
CONCORD MUTUAL FIRE INS CO WI TM N6427 CTH E 1875 1875OCONOMOWOC WI 53066(262) 593-8910
CONGRESS LIFE INS CO AZ LC 10901 RED CIRCLE DR 1965 1988MINNETONKA MN 55343-9137(612) 544-2121
CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INS CO CT LC TWO LIBERTY PLACE TL18A 1865 19361601 CHESTNUT STPHILADELPHIA PA 19192-2362(215) 761-1000
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CONNECTICUT INDEMNITY CO THE CT FC P O BOX 1000 1917 1931CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
CONNIE LEE INS CO WI FC ONE STATE ST PLZ 15TH FL 1968 1968NEW YORK NY 10004(800) 221-1854
CONSECO ANNUITY ASSURANCE CO IL LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA ST 1951 1974CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
CONSECO DIRECT LIFE INS CO PA LC 399 MARKET ST 5TH FL 1957 1967PHILADELPHIA PA 19181-0001(215) 928-8000
CONSECO HEALTH INS CO AZ LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA ST 1970 1984CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
CONSECO LIFE INS CO IN LC 11815 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST 1962 1965CARMEL IN 46032(317) 817-6400
CONSECO MEDICAL INS CO IL LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA ST 1981 1983CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
CONSECO SENIOR HEALTH INS CO PA LC 11815 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST 1887 1992CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
CONSECO VARIABLE INS CO TX LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA ST 1937 1967CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
CONSOLIDATED INS CO IN FC 62 MAPLE AVE 1955 1973KEENE NH 03431(603) 352-3221
CONSTITUTION INS CO NY FC 717 FIFTH AVE 1992 2000NEW YORK NY 10022(212) 754-7500
CONSTITUTION LIFE INS CO TX LC 600 COURTLAND ST 1929 1959ORLANDO FL 32804(800) 789-6364
CONSUMER PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORS INC IL WP 1000 MILWAUKEE AVE 1994 1994GLENVIEW IL 60025(847) 953-1000
CONTINENTAL AMERICAN INS CO SC LC P O BOX 427 1968 2000COLUMBIA SC 29202(803) 256-6265
CONTINENTAL ASSURANCE CO IL LC CNA PLZ 1911 1922CHICAGO IL 60685-0001(312) 822-5000
CONTINENTAL CAR CLUB INC TN MC P O BOX 451 1983 1993DAYTON TN 37321(800) 544-3895
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO IL FC CNA PLZ 1897 1898CHICAGO IL 60685-0001(312) 822-5000
CONTINENTAL DIVIDE INS CO CO FC P O BOX 3126 1978 1992ENGLEWOOD CO 80155-3126(402) 393-7255
CONTINENTAL GENERAL INS CO NE LC P O BOX 247007 1961 1980OMAHA NE 68114(402) 397-3200
CONTINENTAL INS CO THE NH FC CNA PLAZA 1977 1977CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
CONTINENTAL LIFE INS CO OF BRENTWOOD TN TN LC P O BOX 1188 1983 2000BRENTWOOD TN 37027(800) 264-4000
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CONTINENTAL NATIONAL INDEMNITY CO OH FC 10700 MONTGOMERY RD STE 150 1986 1990CINCINNATI OH 45242(513) 247-5900
CONTINENTAL REINSURANCE CORP CA FC 200 S WACKER 23RD FL 1942 1990CHICAGO IL 60606(312) 822-5000
CONTINENTAL SERVICE PLAN INC NJ WP P O BOX 2840 1992 1992SCOTTSDALE AZ 85252-2840(800) 345-0191
CONTINENTAL WESTERN CASUALTY CO IA FC P O BOX 1594 1977 1984DES MOINES IA 50306(515) 278-3000
CONTINENTAL WESTERN INS CO IA FC P O BOX 1594 1907 1959DES MOINES IA 50306(515) 278-3000
CONTRACTORS BONDING & INS CO WA FC P O BOX 9271 1979 1989SEATTLE WA 98109-0271(800) 765-2242
COOPERATIVE MUTUAL INS CO NE FC 525 N 132ND ST STE 200 1935 1985OMAHA NE 68154(402) 492-2177
CORE INS CO VT FC 501 MERRITT 7 CORPORATE PARK 1996 1997 5TH FLNORWALK CT 06851(203) 229-2000
COREGIS INS CO IN FC 181 W MADISON AVE STE 2600 1939 1962CHICAGO IL 60602(312) 849-5000
CORNHUSKER CASUALTY CO NE FC 9290 W DODGE RD STE 300 1970 1992OMAHA NE 68114-3363(402) 393-7255
CORNICHE GROUP INCORPORATED DE WP 610 S INDUSTRIAL BLVD STE 220 1980 2001EULESS TX 76040-5035(817) 283-4250
CORPORATE HEALTH INS CO PA LC 151 FARMINGTON AVE MC64 1956 1967HARTFORD CT 06156(800) 872-3862
CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WI GA 8473 S HOWELL AVE 1961 1978 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH OAK CREEK WI 53154-2922
(414) 764-1620COUNTRY CASUALTY INS CO IL FC P O BOX 2100 1999 1999
BLOOMINGTON IL 61702-2100(309) 821-3000
COUNTRY INVESTORS LIFE ASSURANCE CO IL LC P O BOX 2000 1981 1999BLOOMINGTON IL 61702-2000(309) 821-3000
COUNTRY LIFE INS CO IL LC P O BOX 2000 1928 1965BLOOMINGTON IL 61702-2000(309) 821-3000
COUNTRY MUTUAL INS CO IL FC P O BOX 2100 1925 1999BLOOMINGTON IL 61702(309) 821-3000
COUNTRY PREFERRED INS CO IL FC P O BOX 2100 1999 1999BLOOMINGTON IL 61702-2100(309) 821-3000
COURTESY INS CO FL FC 500 N W 12TH AVE 1987 1995DEERFIELD BEACH FL 33442(954) 429-2541
COURTLAND-SPRINGVALE TOWN INS CO WI TM N7112 FORDEG RD 1874 1874CAMBRIA WI 53923-9686(920) 326-3089
COVENTRY FIRST LLC DE VI 7111 VALLEY GREEN RD 1999 2001FT WASHINGTON PA 19034(877) 317-5100
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COVENTRY HEALTH & LIFE INS CO DE LC 6705 ROCKLEDGE DR 10TH FL 1968 1990ATTN FINANCE DEPTBETHESDA MD 20817(800) 843-7421
CROATIAN CATHOLIC UNION OF THE USA & CANADA IN FR P O BOX 602 1922 1951HOBART IN 46342-0602(219) 942-1191
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION OF AMER PA FR 100 DELANEY DR 1897 1917PITTSBURGH PA 15235-5416(412) 351-3909
CROSS COUNTRY MOTOR CLUB OF CALIFORNIA INC CA MC 4040 MYSTIC VALLEY PKY 1976 1981MEDFORD MA 01255(800) 833-5500
CROWN LIFE INS CO MI LC 1874 SCARTH ST STE 1900 1900 1964REGINA S4P 4-B3(306) 751-6900
CRUM & FORSTER INDEMNITY CO NY FC 305 MADISON AVE 1987 1992MORRISTOWN NJ 07960(973) 490-6600
CSA FRATERNAL LIFE IL FR P O BOX 3039 1854 1938OAK BROOK IL 60522-3039(630) 472-0500
CUMIS INS SOCIETY INC WI FC P O BOX 1084 1960 1960MADISON WI 53701-1084(608) 238-5851
CUNA MUTUAL INS SOCIETY WI LC P O BOX 391 1935 1935MADISON WI 53701-0391(608) 238-5851
CUNA MUTUAL LIFE INS CO IA LC 2000 HERITAGE WAY 1882 1898WAVERLY IA 50677(319) 352-4090
DAIMLERCHRYSLER CORP DE WP 26001 LAWRENCE AVE 1986 1991CENTER LINE MI 48015(810) 497-9960
DAIMLERCHRYSLER INS CO MI FC P O BOX 5168 1964 1965SOUTHFIELD MI 48086-5168(800) 782-9164
DAIRYLAND INS CO WI FC 1800 N POINT DR 1965 1965STEVENS POINT WI 54481(715) 346-6000
DAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIV SD GA 1200 W UNIVERSITY AVE 1885 1977MITCHELL SD 57301-4358(605) 995-2600
DARLINGTON MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 165 1875 1875DARLINGTON WI 53530-0165(608) 776-2319
DEALERS ALLIANCE CORP OH WP 3518 RIVERSIDE DR 1977 1998COLUMBUS OH 43221(800) 282-8913
DEALERS ASSURANCE CO OH FC 3518 RIVERSIDE DR 1935 1996UPPER ARLINGTON OH 43221-0185(800) 282-8913
DEAN HEALTH PLAN INC WI HM 1277 DEMING WAY 1995 1995MADISON WI 53717(608) 836-1400
DEERBROOK INS CO IL FC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1979 1996NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 551-2000
DEERFIELD INS CO IL FC TEN PARKWAY N 1911 1989DEERFIELD IL 60015(847) 572-6000
DEGREE OF HONOR PROTECTIVE ASSN MN FR 445 MINNESOTA ST 1971 1971ST PAUL MN 55101-1080(651) 228-7600
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DELAWARE AMERICAN LIFE INS CO DE LC P O BOX 667 1964 1979WILMINGTON DE 19899(302) 594-2000
DELTA DENTAL PLAN OF WI INC WI LC P O BOX 828 1962 1965STEVENS POINT WI 54481-0841(715) 344-6087
DELTA LIFE & ANNUITY CO KS LC P O BOX 3545 1921 1988TOPEKA KS 66601-3545(800) 255-2405
DENTAL PROTECTION PLAN INC WI LH 7130 W GREENFIELD AVE 1987 1987WEST ALLIS WI 53214-4708(414) 259-9522
DENTISTS INS CO THE CA FC P O BOX 1582 1979 1995SACRAMENTO CA 95812(800) 733-0634
DEPOSITORS INS CO IA FC 701 5TH AVE 1983 1986DES MOINES IA 50391-2007(515) 280-4211
DESIGN PROFESSIONALS INS CO CT FC P O BOX 1000 1975 1997CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
DEUTSCHE FINANCIAL SERVICES CORP NV WP 655 MARYVILLE CENTRE DR 1969 1993ST LOUIS MO 63141-5832(314) 523-3000
DEVELOPERS SURETY & INDEMNITY CO IA FC P O BOX 19725 1956 1974IRVINE CA 92613(949) 263-3300
DIAMOND STATE INS CO IN FC THREE BALA PLZ E STE 300 1981 2000BALA CYNWYD PA 19004(610) 664-1500
DIMENSION HOLDINGS INC OH WP 2550 CORPORATE EXCHANGE #205 1993 1994COLUMBUS OH 43231(614) 895-1161
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS CHARITABLE DC GA 3725 ALEXANDRIA PIKE 1986 2001 SERVICE TRUST COLD SPRINGS KY 41076
(859) 441-7300DISCOVER PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO IL FC 385 WASHINGTON ST 1978 1980
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DOCTORS CO AN INTERINSURANCE EXCHANGE THE CA FC 185 GREENWOOD RD 1975 1989NAPA CA 94558(707) 226-0100
DORAL DENTAL PLAN OF WI INC WI LH 10201 N PORT WASHINGTON RD 1995 1995MEQUON WI 53092(262) 241-7140
DORINCO REINSURANCE CO MI FC 1320 WALDO AVE STE 200 1977 1989MIDLAND MI 48642(989) 636-0047
DUPONT MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 175 1883 1883MARION WI 54950-0175(715) 754-2525
EAA AVIATION FOUNDATION INC WI GA P O BOX 3065 1962 1984OSHKOSH WI 54903-3065(920) 426-4800
EAGLE POINT MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 456 1879 1879CHIPPEWA FALLS WI 54729-0456(715) 723-9333
EASTCASTLE PLACE INC WI CC 2449 N DOWNER AVE 1884 1985MILWAUKEE WI 53211(414) 332-8610
EASTGUARD INS CO PA FC P O BOX A-H 1827 2001WILKES-BARRE PA 18703(570) 825-9900
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ECONOMY FIRE & CASUALTY CO IL FC 700 QUACKER LANE 1935 1954WARWICK RI 02886-6669(800) 638-4208
ECONOMY PREFERRED INS CO IL FC 700 QUAKER LANE 1979 1980WARWICK RI 02886-6669(800) 638-4208
ECONOMY PREMIER ASSURANCE CO IL FC 700 QUAKER LANE 1980 1986WARWICK RI 02887-6669(800) 638-4208
ELECTRIC INS CO MA FC P O BOX 1029 1966 1972BEVERLY MA 01915-0729(978) 921-0660
ELLINGTON MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 356 1878 1878HORTONVILLE WI 54944-0356(920) 779-4515
EMC PROPERTY & CASUALTY CO IA FC P O BOX 712 1953 2000DES MOINES IA 50303-0712(800) 362-2227
EMCASCO INS CO IA FC P O BOX 712 1958 1962DES MOINES IA 50303-0712(515) 280-2511
EMPHESYS INS CO TX LC 500 W MAIN ST 1978 1984LOUISVILLE KY 40202(502) 580-1000
EMPHESYS WISCONSIN INS CO WI HM P O BOX 740036 1994 1994LOUISVILLE KY 40201-7436(502) 580-1000
EMPIRE FIRE & MARINE INS CO NE FC 13810 FNB PKWY 1954 1973OMAHA NE 68154-5202(800) 228-9283
EMPIRE GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE CORP TN LC P O BOX 2606 1981 1993BIRMINGHAM AL 35202(205) 868-3584
EMPLOYEES LIFE CO MUTUAL IL LC 916 SHERWOOD DR 1946 1946LAKE BLUFF IL 60044-2285(847) 295-6000
EMPLOYERS FIRE INS CO THE MA FC 1 BEACON ST 1921 1923BOSTON MA 02108-3100(617) 725-6000
EMPLOYERS INS CO OF WAUSAU WI FC P O BOX 8017 1911 1911WAUSAU WI 54402-8017(715) 845-5211
EMPLOYERS MODERN LIFE CO IA LC P O BOX 712 1962 1967DES MOINES IA 50303-0712(515) 280-2511
EMPLOYERS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO IA FC P O BOX 712 1911 1945DES MOINES IA 50309-3872(515) 280-2511
EMPLOYERS REASSURANCE CORP KS LC P O BOX 2981 1986 1986OVERLAND PARK KS 66202-1296(913) 676-5950
EMPLOYERS REINSURANCE CORP MO FC 5200 METCALF AVE 1981 1981OVERLAND PARK KS 66202(913) 676-5200
EMPLOYES MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSN WI FR 231 W MICHIGAN ST 1912 1914MILWAUKEE WI 53203(414) 221-2706
ENHANCE REINSURANCE INC NY FC 335 MADISON AVE 25TH FL 1986 1988NEW YORK NY 10017-4605(212) 983-3100
ENTERPRISE FINANCIAL GROUP INC TX WP 1901 GATEWAY 1977 1992IRVING TX 75038(800) 527-1984
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ENTERPRISE LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 167667 1978 1992IRVING TX 75016-7667(800) 527-1984
EPIC LIFE INS CO THE WI LC P O BOX 14196 1984 1984MADISON WI 53714-0196(608) 221-6882
EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOUNDATION NY GA 815 SECOND AVE 1949 1998NEW YORK NY 10017-4564(212) 697-2858
EQUIGUARD INC IL WP 600 JOLIET RD 1991 1995WILLOW BROOK IL 60521(800) 886-9363
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE NY LC 1290 AVE OF THE AMERICAS 1859 1915 US THE NEW YORK NY 10104
(212) 554-1234EQUITABLE LIFE INS CO OF IA IA LC P O BOX 1635 1867 1947
DES MOINES IA 50306-1635(515) 698-7000
EQUITABLE OF CO INC THE CO LC 1290 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS 1984 1986 11TH FLNEW YORK NY 10104(800) 962-4013
EQUITABLE RESERVE ASSN WI FR P O BOX 448 1897 1897NEENAH WI 54957-0448(920) 722-1574
EQUITRUST LIFE INS CO IA LC 5400 UNIVERSITY AVE 1966 1969WEST DES MOINES IA 50266-5997(515) 225-5400
ERIE FAMILY LIFE INS CO PA LC 100 ERIE INS PLACE 1967 2000ERIE PA 16530(800) 458-0811
ERIE INS CO PA FC 100 ERIE INS PLACE 1972 2000ERIE PA 16530(800) 458-0811
ERIE INS EXCHANGE PA FC 100 ERIE INS PLACE 1925 2000ERIE PA 16530(800) 458-0811
ERIE INS PROPERTY & CASUALTY CO PA FC 100 ERIE INS PLACE 1993 2000ERIE PA 16530(800) 458-0811
ETTRICK MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 35 1877 1877ETTRICK WI 54627-0353(608) 525-3201
EULER AMERICAN CREDIT INDEMNITY CO NY FC 100 E PRATT ST 5TH FL 1893 1899BALTIMORE MD 21202-1008(800) 866-5551
EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH THE IL GA 5101 N FRANCISCO AVE 1885 1998CHICAGO IL 60625-3611(773) 784-9911
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH OF AMERICA THE MN GA 901 E 78TH ST 1908 1987BLOOMINGTON MN 55420(612) 854-1300
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA MN GA 8765 W HIGGINS RD 1987 1988CHICAGO IL 60631-4101(773) 380-2901
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN GOOD SAMARITAN ND GA 4800 W 57TH ST 1922 2000 SOCIETY THE SIOUX FALLS SD 57117-5038
(605) 362-3123EVEREST NATIONAL INS CO AZ FC P O BOX 830 1985 1995
LIBERTY CORNER NJ 07938-0830(800) 438-4375
EVEREST REINSURANCE CO DE FC P O BOX 830 1973 1975LIBERTY CORNER NJ 07938-0830(800) 438-4375
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EVERGREEN NATIONAL INDEMNITY CO OH FC P O BOX 163340 1939 1957COLUMBUS OH 43216-3340(800) 850-0421
EVERGREEN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY INC WI CC P O BOX 1720 1965 1984OSHKOSH WI 54902-1720(414) 233-2340
EXCESS REINSURANCE CO DE FC TWO LOGAN SQ 9TH FL 1934 1955PHILADELPHIA PA 19103-2772(215) 864-3600
EXECUTIVE RISK INDEMNITY INC DE FC P O BOX 1615 1977 1993WARREN NJ 07061-1615(800) 677-5442
EYE CARE OF WI INC WI LH 8633 N PORT WASHINGTON RD 1986 1986FOX POINT WI 53217(414) 351-3030
FACTORY MUTUAL INS CO RI FC P O BOX 7500 1968 1968JOHNSTON RI 02919-0500(401) 275-3000
FAIRFIELD INS CO CT FC P O BOX 10350 1991 1994STAMFORD CT 06904-2350(203) 328-5000
FAIRHAVEN CORP WI GA 435 W STARIN RD 1960 1977WHITEWATER WI 53190-1125(414) 473-2140
FAIRHAVEN CORP WI GA 435 W STARIN RD 1960 1977WHITEWATER WI 53190-1125(414) 473-2140
FAIRMONT INS CO CA FC P O BOX 152870 1970 1984IRVING TX 75015-8830(972) 831-5000
FALL CREEK MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 186 1875 1875FALL CREEK WI 54742(715) 877-2771
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FAMILY LIFE INS CO WA LC 6500 RIVER PLACE BLVD BLDG 1 1949 1960AUSTIN TX 78730-1113(800) 925-6000
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FARMERS ALLIANCE MUTUAL INS CO KS FC P O BOX 1401 1888 1986MCPHERSON KS 67460(316) 241-2200
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE INS ASSN THE IL FC 2505 COURT ST 1921 1964PEKIN IL 61558-0001(309) 346-1161
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FARMERS MUTUAL HAIL INS CO OF IA IA FC 2323 GRAND AVE 1893 1932DES MOINES IA 50312-5307(515) 282-9104
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FARMERS TOWN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 24884 COUNTY HYW A 1876 1876TOMAH WI 54660(800) 499-6650
FARMINGTON CASUALTY CO CT FC ONE TOWER SQ 1982 1985HARTFORD CT 06183-6014(860) 277-0111
FARMINGTON MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 264 STATE RD 35 1878 1878OSCEOLA WI 54020(715) 294-3186
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FATHER FLANAGANS BOYS HOME NE GA CONTROLLER’S OFFICE 1920 1978BOYS TOWN NE 68010(402) 498-1111
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FEDERAL INS CO IN FC P O BOX 1615 1901 1903WARREN NJ 07061-1615(908) 903-2000
FEDERAL KEMPER LIFE ASSURANCE CO IL LC 1 KEMPER DR T1 1967 1968LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(847) 550-5500
FEDERAL LIFE INS CO MUTUAL IL LC 3750 DEERFIELD RD 1899 1950RIVERWOODS IL 60015(847) 520-1900
FEDERAL WARRANTY SERVICE CORP CA WP 14025 RIVEREDGE DR STE 400 1993 1995TAMPA FL 33637(813) 977-7600
FEDERATED LIFE INS CO MN LC 121 E PARK SQ 1958 1966OWATONNA MN 55060-3046(800) 533-0472
FEDERATED MUTUAL INS CO MN FC 121 E PARK SQ 1904 1914OWATONNA MN 55060(507) 455-5200
FEDERATED RURAL ELECTRIC INS EXCHANGE KS FC P O BOX 15147 1957 1959LENEXA KS 66285-5147(913) 541-0150
FEDERATED SERVICE INS CO MN FC 121 E PARK SQ 1972 1998OWATONNA MN 55060(507) 455-5200
FEDERATION LIFE INS OF AMER WI FR 6011 S 27TH ST 1913 1915GREENFIELD WI 53221-4804(414) 281-6281
FIDELITY & CASUALTY CO OF NY THE NH FC CNA PLAZA 1977 1977CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
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FIDELITY & GUARANTY INS CO IA FC 385 WASHINGTON ST MC 510T 1977 1979ST PAUL MN 55102(800) 328-2189
FIDELITY & GUARANTY INS UNDERWRITERS INC WI FC 385 WASHINGTON ST 1951 1959ST PAUL MN 55102(800) 328-2189
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FIDELITY LIFE ASSN IL LC 1600 MCCONNOR PKWY 1896 1899SCHAUMBURG IL 60196-6801(847) 874-4000
FIDELITY LIFE INS CO PA LC 250 KING OF PRUSSIA RD 1981 1982RADNOR PA 19087(800) 325-2532
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INS CO THE PA LC 250 KING OF PRUSSIA RD 1878 1967RADNOR PA 19087-5220(610) 964-7000
FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INS CO OF NY NY TC 17911 VON KARMAN AVE STE 300 1928 1993IRVINE CA 92614(805) 696-7000
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FIDELITY WARRANTY SERVICES INC FL WP 190 NW 12TH AVE 1978 1993DEERFIELD BEACH FL 33442(954) 429-2535
FINANCIAL AMERICAN LIFE INS CO IL LC 1645 E BIRCHWOOD AVE 1964 1970DES PLAINES IL 60018(847) 768-3254
FINANCIAL BENEFIT LIFE INS CO KS LC P O BOX 3502 1983 1990TOPEKA KS 66601-3502(800) 255-2405
FINANCIAL GUARANTY INS CO NY FC 125 PARK AVE 6TH FL 1972 1972NEW YORK NY 10017(203) 585-5803
FINANCIAL INDEMNITY CO CA FC P O BOX 10360 1945 1995VAN NUYS CA 91410-0360(800) 777-4342
FINANCIAL PACIFIC INS CO CA FC P O BOX 292220 1986 1999SACRAMENTO CA 95829-2220(916) 630-5000
FINANCIAL SECURITY ASSURANCE INC NY FC 350 PARK AVE 1984 1988NEW YORK NY 10022-6022(212) 339-0897
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FIRE INS EXCHANGE CA FC P O BOX 2478 1942 1954LOS ANGELES CA 90051-2478(323) 932-3200
FIREMANS FUND INS CO CA FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1958 1967NOVATO CA 94998(415) 899-2000
FIREMANS FUND INS CO OF NE NE FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1979 1991NOVATO CA 94998(415) 899-2000
FIREMANS FUND INS CO OF WI WI FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1979 1979NOVATO CA 94998(414) 778-3333
FIREMENS INS CO OF NEWARK NJ NJ FC CNA PLAZA 1855 1875CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
FIRST ALLMERICA FINANCIAL LIFE INS CO MA LC 440 LINCOLN ST 1844 1947WORCESTER MA 01605-1923(508) 855-1000
FIRST AMERICAN INS CO MO FC 3100 BROADWAY ST STE 1000 1971 1987KANSAS CITY MO 64111-2479(816) 531-7668
FIRST AMERICAN PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO CA FC 114 E FIFTH ST 1977 1992SANTA ANA CA 92701(888) 474-7500
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FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INS CO CA TC 1 FIRST AMERICAN WAY 1968 1990SANTA ANA CA 92707(714) 800-3000
FIRST AUTO & CASUALTY INS CO WI FC P O BOX 7988 1991 1991MADISON WI 53707-7988(608) 242-4500
FIRST CATHOLIC SLOVAK LADIES ASSOCIATION OF OH FR 24950 CHAGRIN BLVD 1899 1941 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CLEVELAND OH 44122-5634
(800) 464-4642FIRST CATHOLIC SLOVAK UNION USA OH FR 6611 ROCKSIDE RD 1892 1940
INDEPENDENCE OH 44131(216) 642-9406
FIRST COLONIAL INS CO FL FC 1776 AMERICAN HERITAGE 1987 2001 LIFE DRJACKSONVILLE FL 32224-6688(904) 992-1776
FIRST COLONY LIFE INS CO VA LC 6604 W BROAD ST 1955 1972RICHMOND VA 23230(888) 325-5433
FIRST COMMONWEALTH LIMITED HEALTH WI LH 444 N WELLS ST STE 600 1996 1996 SERVICE CORP CHICAGO IL 60610-4522
(312) 644-1800FIRST COMMUNITY INS CO NY FC 360 CENTRAL AVE 1971 1989
ST PETERSBURG FL 33701(727) 823-4000
FIRST CONTINENTAL LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO UT LC P O BOX 27008 1979 1979SALT LAKE CITY UT 84127-0008(800) 356-8172
FIRST EXTENDED SERVICE CORP TX WP P O BOX 130745 1976 1992DALLAS TX 75313-0745(800) 527-3448
FIRST FINANCIAL INS CO IL FC 238 INTERNATIONAL RD 1970 1983BURLINGTON NC 27215-5129(336) 586-2500
FIRST HEALTH LIFE & HEALTH INS CO TX LC 3200 HIGHLAND AVE 1978 1980DOWNERS GROVE IL 60515(800) 445-1425
FIRST INVESTORS LIFE INS CO NY LC 95 WALL ST 1962 1991NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 858-8200
FIRST LIBERTY INS CORP THE IA FC 175 BERKELEY STREET 1989 1990BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
FIRST MARINE INS CO MO FC P O BOX 369 1982 1998OSAGE BEACH MO 65065-0369(573) 348-2743
FIRST NATIONAL INS CO OF AMERICA WA FC SAFECO PLZ 1928 1930SEATTLE WA 98185-0001(206) 545-5000
FIRST PENN PACIFIC LIFE INS CO IN LC 10 N MARTINGALE RD 1963 1981SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-2268(800) 323-3101
FIRST VARIABLE LIFE INS CO AR LC P O BOX 830765 1968 1974BIRMINGHAM AL 35283-0765(800) 228-1035
FLAGSHIP CITY INS CO PA FC 144 E SIXTH ST 1992 2000ERIE PA 16530(814) 428-7554
FLORISTS MUTUAL INS CO IL FC #1 HORTICULTURAL LANE 1887 1953EDWARDSVILLE IL 62025(618) 656-4240
FLYWAY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 918 W MAIN ST 1874 1874WAUPUN WI 53963(920) 324-2571
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FOCUS ON THE FAMILY CA GA 8605 EXPLORER DR 1977 1998COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80920(719) 531-3400
FOLKSAMERICA REINSURANCE CO NY FC 199 WATER ST 5TH FL 1979 1983NEW YORK NY 10038-1404(212) 804-1697
FORD AUTO CLUB INC MI MC P O BOX 224688 1981 1987DALLAS TX 75222-4688(800) 348-5220
FORD MOTOR SERVICE CO MI WP THE AMERICAN RD 1997 1998DEARBORN MI 48121(312) 845-0676
FOREIGN CREDIT INS ASSOC NY RS 40 RECTOR STREET - 11TH FLOOR 1961 1991NEW YORK NY 10006(212) 306-5000
FOREMOST INS CO MI FC P O BOX 2450 1952 1955GRAND RAPIDS MI 49501-2450(616) 942-3000
FOREMOST PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO MI FC P O BOX 2450 1984 1990GRAND RAPIDS MI 49501-2450(616) 942-3000
FOREMOST SIGNATURE INS CO MI FC P O BOX 2450 1982 1984GRAND RAPIDS MI 49501-2450(616) 942-3000
FOREST PRODUCTS INS EXCHANGE MN FC P O BOX 9165 1917 1920FRAMINGHAM MA 01701(508) 620-9575
FORETHOUGHT LIFE ASSURANCE CO IN LC FORETHOUGHT CENTER 1972 1974BATESVILLE IN 47006(800) 648-0075
FORETHOUGHT LIFE INS CO IN LC FORETHOUGHT CTR 1980 1982BATESVILLE IN 47006-1279(812) 934-7139
FORT DEARBORN LIFE INS CO IL LC 300 E RANDOLPH ST 1966 1979CHICAGO IL 60601-5099(312) 653-6500
FORTIS BENEFITS INS CO MN LC P O BOX 419052 1962 1963KANSAS CITY MO 64141-6052(800) 733-7879
FORTIS INS CO WI LC P O BOX 3050 1910 1910MILWAUKEE WI 53201-3050(414) 271-3011
FOUNDERS INS CO IL FC 1645 E BIRCHWOOD AVE 1972 1994DESPLAINES IL 60018(800) 676-7603
FOUNTAIN CITY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 2 SOUTH SHORE DRIVE 1874 1874FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-0116(608) 687-3221
FRANKENMUTH MUTUAL INS CO MI FC 1 MUTUAL AVE 1921 1972FRANKENMUTH MI 48787-0001(517) 652-6121
FRANKLIN FARMERS MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 146 WEST JEFFERSON ST 1877 1877SPRING GREEN WI 53588(608) 588-2081
FRANKLIN LIFE INS CO THE IL LC #1 FRANKLIN SQ 1884 1919SPRINGFIELD IL 62713(217) 528-2011
FREE METHODIST FOUNDATION OK GA P O BOX 580 1987 1998SPRING ARBOR MI 49283(800) 325-8975
FREEDOM VILLAGE INC WI CC 8616 N 72ND ST 1988 1989MILWAUKEE WI 53223-0172(414) 357-8086
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FREMONT COMPENSATION INS CO CA FC 500 NORTH BRAND BLVD 1978 1987GLENDALE CA 91203-3392(818) 549-4600
FREMONT INDEMNITY CO CA FC 500 NORTH BRAND BLVD 1920 1967GLENDALE CA 91203-3392(818) 549-4600
FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE WI CC 7300 W DEAN RD 1972 1984MILWAUKEE WI 53223-2637(414) 354-3700
FRONTIER INS CO NY FC 195 LAKE LOUISE MARIE RD 1962 1991ROCK HILL NY 12775-8000(845) 796-2100
FUNERAL DIRECTORS LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 5649 1981 1998ABILENE TX 79606(915) 695-3412
GARDEN STATE LIFE INS CO TX LC 2450 S SHORE BLVD 1956 1964LEAGUE CITY TX 77573(800) 638-8565
GARRISON PROPERTY AND CASUALTY ASSOC TX FC 9800 FREDERICKSBURG RD 1900 1913SAN ANTONIO TX 78288-0344(800) 531-8100
GATEWAY INS CO MO FC 1401 S BRENTWOOD BLVE 1986 1999 STE 1000ST LOUIS MO 63144(800) 779-3600
GE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT CORP CA WP P O DRAWER 3199 1980 1991WESTLAKE VILLAGE CA 91359(818) 597-5962
GE CAPITAL WARRANTY CORP CA WP P O BOX 3199 1992 1992WESTLAKE VILLAGE CA 91359(818) 597-5962
GE CAPITAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES INC FL WP 7125 W JEFFERSON ST STE 200 1993 2001LAKEWOOD CO 80235(818) 706-6988
GE GROUP LIFE ASSURANCE CO CT LC 6604 W BROAD ST 1973 1976RICHMOND VA 06082(860) 737-1000
GE LIFE AND ANNUITY ASSURANCE CO VA LC 6610 W BROAD ST 1871 1981RICHMOND VA 23230(804) 662-2400
GE RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE INS CORP OF NC NC FC P O BOX 177800 1972 1973RALEIGH NC 27619-1800(800) 334-9270
GE REINSURANCE CORP IL FC 540 W NORTHWEST HYW 1969 1969BARRINGTON IL 60010(847) 277-5300
GE SERVICE MANAGEMENT INC IL WP GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE 1996 1997 PK #API-148LOUISVILLE KY 40225(812) 981-2456
GE WARRANTY MANAGEMENT INC IL WP APPLIANCE PARK AP6-218 1998 1999LOUISVILLE KY 40225(502) 452-3014
GE-ZURICH WARRANTY MANAGEMENT INC IL WP 1400 AMERICAN LANE 2000 2001SCHAUMBURG IL 60196(847) 605-6000
GEICO CASUALTY CO MD FC 1 GEICO PLZ 1982 1996WASHINGTON DC 20076-0001(301) 986-3000
GEICO GENERAL INS CO MD FC ONE GEICO PLZ 1978 1978WASHINGTON DC 20076-0001(301) 986-3000
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GEICO INDEMNITY CO MD FC ONE GEICO PLZ 1961 1963WASHINGTON DC 20076-0001(301) 986-3000
GENERAL & COLOGNE LIFE RE OF AMERICA CT LC 695 E MAIN ST 1967 1987STAMFORD CT 06904-0300(203) 352-3000
GENERAL AMERICAN LIFE INS CO MO LC 4100 BOY SCOUT BLVD 1933 1968TAMPA FL 33607(314) 843-8700
GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF IL IL FC ONE GENERAL DR 1972 1991SUN PRAIRIE WI 53596(608) 837-4440
GENERAL CASUALTY CO OF WI WI FC 1 GENERAL DR 1925 1925SUN PRAIRIE WI 53596-0001(608) 837-4440
GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPITAL ASSURANCE CO DE LC 6604 W BROAD ST 1956 1979RICHMOND VA 23230(800) 255-7836
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO NY WP APPLIANCE PARK -AP6-227 1965 1995LOUISVILLE KY 40225(502) 452-7765
GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME EQUITY INS CORP OF NC NC FC P O BOX 177800 1982 1984RALEIGH NC 27619-1800(800) 334-9270
GENERAL ELECTRIC MORTGAGE INS CORP NC FC P O BOX 177800 1980 1981RALEIGH NC 27615(800) 334-9270
GENERAL ELECTRIC MORTGAGE INS CORP OF NC NC FC P O BOX 177800 1961 1979RALEIGH NC 27619-1800(919) 846-4100
GENERAL FIDELITY LIFE INS CO CA LC 201 N TYRON ST NC1-022-19-02 1980 1982CHARLOTTE NC 28255(704) 388-7764
GENERAL FIRE & CASUALTY CO ID FC 2710 SUNRISE RIM RD STE 100 1979 1991BOISE ID 83705(208) 345-6658
GENERAL INS CO OF AMERICA WA FC SAFECO PLZ 1923 1926SEATTLE WA 98185-0001(206) 545-5000
GENERAL LIFE INS CO TX LC 4100 BOY SCOUT BLVD 1975 1998TAMPA FL 33607(800) 555-6917
GENERAL REINSURANCE CORP DE FC P O BOX 10350 1970 1971STAMFORD CT 06904-2350(203) 328-5000
GENERAL SECURITY INS CO NY FC 199 WATER ST 21ST FL 1996 1998NEW YORK NY 10038(212) 480-1900
GENERAL SECURITY PROPERTY & CAS CO NY FC 199 WATER ST 21ST FL 1942 1983NEW YORK NY 10038(212) 480-1900
GENERAL STAR NATL INS CO OH FC P O BOX 10360 1864 1922STAMFORD CT 06904-2360(203) 328-5700
GENERALI UNITED STATES BRANCH NY FC 1 LIBERTY PLZ 1831 1984NEW YORK NY 10006(212) 602-7600
GENESIS INS CO CT FC P O BOX 10354 1976 1984STAMFORD CT 06904-2354(203) 328-5000
GERBER LIFE INS CO NY LC 1311 MAMARONECK AVE 1967 1971WHITE PLAINS NY 10605(914) 272-4000
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GERLING AMERICA INS CO NY FC 717 5TH AVE 1981 1984NEW YORK NY 10022(212) 745-0776
GERLING GLOBAL LIFE INS CO (US BRANCH) CA LC 480 UNIVERSITY AVE 1956 1984TORONTO M5G 1-V6(416) 598-4677
GERLING GLOBAL LIFE REINSURANCE CO CA LC 480 UNIVERSITY AVE 1977 1985TORONTO M5G 1-V6(416) 598-4677
GERLING GLOBAL REINSURANCE CORPORATION NY FC 717 FIFTH AVE 1940 1971 OF AMERICA NEW YORK NY 10022-8101
(212) 754-7500GERMANTOWN INS CO PA FC 212 S FOURTH ST 1843 1961
PHILADELPHIA PA 19106-3704(800) 543-5515
GERMANTOWN MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 1020 1854 1854GERMANTOWN WI 53022-8220(262) 251-6680
GLENBROOK LIFE & ANNUITY CO AZ LC 3075 SANDERS ROAD STE H1A 1965 1986NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(847) 402-5000
GLENS FALLS INS CO THE DE FC CNA PLZ 1977 1977CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
GLOBE AMERICAN CASUALTY CO OH FC P O BOX 6070 1951 1984INDIANAPOLIS IN 46206-6070(800) 876-3500
GLOBE INDEMNITY CO DE FC 9300 ARROWPOINT BLVD 1979 1980CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
GLOBE LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO DE LC GLOBE LIFE CTR 1979 1979OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73184-0001(405) 270-1400
GM MOTOR CLUB INC NC MC 300 GALLERIA OFFICENTRE 1995 1996 STE 200MAIL CODE 480-300-216SOUTHFIELD MI 48034(248) 263-6900
GMAC INS CO ONLINE INC MO FC P O BOX 66937 2000 2001ST LOUIS MO 63166-6937(800) 847-6442
GMAC SERVICE AGREEMENT CORPORATION MI WP 300 GALLERIA OFFICENTRE 1998 2001 STE 200SOUTHFIELD MI 48034(248) 263-6900
GOLDEN AMERICAN LIFE INS CO DE LC 1475 DUNWOODY DR 1973 1974WEST CHESTER PA 19380(610) 425-3400
GOLDEN RULE INS CO IL LC 712 11TH ST 1940 1983LAWRENCEVILLE IL 62439-2395(618) 943-8000
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INS CO MD FC ONE GEICO PLZ 1937 1947WASHINGTON DC 20076-0001(301) 986-3000
GOVERNMENTAL INTERINSURANCE EXCHANGE IL FC P O BOX 157 1977 1995BLOOMINGTON IL 61702-0157(800) 322-3391
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH WI GA 202 W GRAND AVE 1911 1991EAU CLAIRE WI 54703-5396(715) 832-9713
GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL INS CO IN FC P O BOX 1747 1902 1922INDIANAPOLIS IN 46202(317) 923-2453
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GRANGE INDEMNITY INS CO OH FC 650 S FRONT ST 1995 1996COLUMBUS OH 43216-1218(800) 422-0550
GRANGE LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 1218 1968 1996COLUMBUS OH 43216-1212(614) 445-2900
GRANGE MUTUAL CASUALTY CO OH FC P O BOX 1218 1935 1996COLUMBUS OH 43216-1218(614) 445-2497
GRANITE RE INC OK FC P O BOX 20683 1986 2001OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73156(800) 440-5953
GRANITE STATE INS CO PA FC 70 PINE ST 1885 1908NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
GRAY INS CO THE LA FC P O BOX 6202 1977 2000METAIRIE LA 70009-6202(504) 888-7790
GREAT AMERICAN ALLIANCE INS CO OH FC 580 WALNUT ST 1945 1979CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 369-5000
GREAT AMERICAN ASSURANCE CO OH FC 580 WALNUT ST 1905 1905CINCINNATI OH 45202-3110(513) 369-5000
GREAT AMERICAN INS CO OH FC 580 WALNUT ST 1942 1947CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 369-5000
GREAT AMERICAN INS CO OF NY NY FC 580 WALNUT ST 1947 1948CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 369-5600
GREAT AMERICAN LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 5420 1959 1961CINCINNATI OH 45201-5420(800) 438-3398
GREAT AMERICAN SECURITY INS CO OH FC 580 WALNUT ST 1987 1991CINCINNATI OH 45202-3110(513) 369-5000
GREAT AMERICAN SPIRIT INS CO IN FC 580 WALNUT ST 1988 1989CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 369-5000
GREAT DIVIDE INS CO ND FC 7273 E BUTHERUS DR 1986 1986SCOTTSDALE AZ 85260(800) 842-8972
GREAT MIDWEST INS CO MI FC 9821 KATY FREEWAY STE 850 1985 1991HOUSTON TX 77024(713) 935-7400
GREAT NORTHERN INS CO MN FC P O BOX 1615 1952 1953WARREN NJ 07061-1615(908) 903-2000
GREAT SOUTHERN LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 13487 1979 1982KANSAS CITY MO 64199-3487(816) 391-2000
GREAT WEST CASUALTY CO NE FC 1100 W 29TH ST 1956 1972S SIOUX CITY NE 68776-3130(402) 494-2411
GREAT WEST LIFE & ANNUITY INS CO CO LC 8515 E ORCHARD RD 1907 1964GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111(303) 737-3000
GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE CO THE MI LC 8515 E ORCHARD RD 1891 1967GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111(303) 737-3000
GREAT WESTERN INS CO UT LC P O BOX 3428 1983 1999OGDEN UT 84409-1428(800) 621-5688
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GREATER BENEFICIAL UNION OF PITTSBURGH PA FR 4254 CLAIRTON BLVD 1892 1935PITTSBURGH PA 15227-3392(800) 765-4428
GREATER MILWAUKEE FOUNDATION INC WI GA 1020 N BROADWAY 1989 1995MILWAUKEE WI 53202(414) 272-5805
GREATER NEW YORK MUTUAL INS CO NY FC 200 MADISON AVE 1927 1963NEW YORK NY 10016-6023(212) 683-9700
GREATWAY INS CO WI FC 2800 S TAYLOR DR 1987 1987SHEBOYGAN WI 53081(800) 242-7611
GREEK CATHOLIC UNION OF THE USA PA FR 5400 TUSCARAWAS RD 1893 1995BEAVER PA 15009-9513(724) 495-3400
GREEN COUNTY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 1003 6TH AVE W 1873 1873MONROE WI 53566-2308(608) 325-2356
GREENWICH INS CO CA FC SEAVIEW HOUSE 1946 197370 SEAVIEW AVESTAMFORD CT 06902-6040(800) 688-1840
GRINNELL MUTUAL REINS CO IA FC P O BOX 790 1909 1980GRINNELL IA 50112-0790(641) 236-6121
GRINNELL SELECT INS CO IA FC P O BOX 792 1984 1995GRINNELL IA 50112-0792(641) 236-6121
GROCERS INS CO OR FC 9300 ARROWPOINT BLVD 1981 1995CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
GROUP HEALTH COOP OF EAU CLAIRE WI HM P O BOX 3217 1972 1976EAU CLAIRE WI 54702-3217(715) 552-4300
GROUP HEALTH COOP OF SOUTH CENTRAL WI WI HM 8202 EXCELSIOR DR 1972 1975MADISON WI 53717(608) 251-4156
GUARANTEE INS CO DE FC 650 NAAMANS RD STE 307 1965 1979CLAYMONT DE 19703(302) 792-1444
GUARANTEE RESERVE LIFE INS CO IN LC 530 RIVER OAKS W DR 1945 1973CALUMET CITY IL 60409(708) 868-4232
GUARANTEE TRUST LIFE INS CO IL LC 1275 MILWAUKEE AVE 1936 1966GLENVIEW IL 60025-2425(800) 338-7452
GUARANTY NATIONAL INS CO CO FC P O BOX 1000 1973 1987CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(800) 456-4642
GUARDIAN INS & ANNUITY CO INC THE DE LC 7 HANOVER SQUARE 1970 1971NEW YORK NY 10004(800) 221-3253
GUARDIAN LIFE INS CO OF AMER THE NY LC 7 HANOVER SQUARE 1860 1920NEW YORK NY 10004-2616(212) 598-8000
GUIDEONE AMERICA INS CO IA FC 1111 ASHWORTH RD 1983 1983WEST DES MOINES IA 50265-3536(515) 267-5000
GUIDEONE ELITE INS CO IA FC 1111 ASHWORTH RD 1983 1988WEST DES MOINES IA 50265-3536(515) 267-5000
GUIDEONE LIFE INS CO IA LC 1111 ASHWORTH RD 1957 1963WEST DES MOINES IA 50265(515) 267-5000
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GUIDEONE MUTUAL INS CO IA FC 1111 ASHWORTH RD 1946 1953WEST DES MOINES IA 50265-3536(515) 267-5000
GUIDEONE SPECIALTY MUTUAL INS CO IA FC 1111 ASHWORTH RD 1948 1958WEST DES MOINES IA 50265-3536(515) 267-5000
GUIDEPOSTS A CHURCH CORP NY GA 66 E MAIN ST 1974 1979PAWLING NY 12564-1409(845) 228-2195
GUILDERLAND REINSURANCE CO NY FC 52 CORPORATE CIRCLE 1969 1979ALBANY NY 12203(800) 472-1854
GULF INS CO CT FC ONE TOWER SQUARE 1940 1949HARTFORD CT 06183(972) 650-2800
GUNDERSEN LUTHERAN HEALTH PLAN INC WI HM 1836 SOUTH AVE 1995 1995LACROSSE WI 54601(608) 782-7300
GUNDERSEN LUTHERAN MEDICAL FOUNDATION INC WI GA 1910 SOUTH AVE 1976 1994LACROSSE WI 54601(608) 791-4712
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL INC GA GA 121 HABITAT ST 1977 2001AMERICUS GA 31709-3498(229) 924-6935
HAMBURG STARK MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 369 1867 1867COON VALLEY WI 54623-0369(608) 452-3275
HANOVER INS CO THE NH FC 100 N PARKWAY 1972 1973WORCESTER MA 01605-1343(508) 853-7200
HARCO NATIONAL INS CO IL FC P O BOX 68309 1954 1959SCHAUMBURG IL 60168(800) 448-4642
HARLEYSVILLE INS CO MN FC BRAEMER OFFICE PARK 1930 19307900 W 78TH ST STE 400EDINA MN 55439-2519(952) 939-7000
HARLEYSVILLE LAKE STATES INS CO MI FC P O BOX 352 1915 1994TRAVERSE CITY MI 49685-0352(800) 632-0690
HARLEYSVILLE LIFE INS CO PA LC 355 MAPLE AVE 1960 2001HARLEYSVILLE PA 19438-2297(215) 256-5000
HARLEYSVILLE MUTUAL INS CO PA FC 355 MAPLE AVE 1917 1983HARLEYSVILLE PA 19438-2200(215) 256-5077
HART LIFE INS CO CT LC P O BOX 2999 1965 1966HARTFORD CT 06104-2999(860) 525-8555
HARTFORD ACCIDENT & INDEMNITY CO CT FC HARTFORD PLZ 1913 1913HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 547-5000
HARTFORD CASUALTY INS CO (NEW JERSEY) IN FC HARTFORD PLAZA 1987 1987HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 547-5000
HARTFORD FIRE INS CO CT FC HARTFORD PLZ 1810 1851HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 547-5000
HARTFORD INS CO OF THE MIDWEST IN FC HARTFORD PLZ 1979 1984HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 547-5000
HARTFORD LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO CT LC HARTFORD PLZ 1967 1969HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 843-5867
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HARTFORD LIFE AND ANNUITY INS CO CT LC P O BOX 2999 1955 1956HARTFORD CT 06104-2999(800) 862-6668
HARTFORD LIFE INS CO CT LC HARTFORD PLZ 1978 1979HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 843-5867
HARTFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION WI GA 1032 E SUMNER ST 1977 1996HARTFORD WI 53027(414) 670-7571
HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION & INS CO THE CT FC 1 STATE ST 1866 1871HARTFORD CT 06102-5024(860) 722-1866
HARTFORD UNDERWRITERS INS CO CT FC HARTFORD PLZ 1987 1988HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 547-5000
HASTINGS MUTUAL INS CO MI FC 404 E WOODLAWN AVE 1885 1984HASTINGS MI 49058-1091(800) 442-8277
HCC LIFE INS CO IN LC 13403 NORTHWEST FREEWAY 1981 1982HOUSTON TX 77040-6094(800) 582-9621 5555
HCSC INS SERVICES CO IL LC 300 E RANDOLPH ST 1958 1994CHICAGO IL 60601-5099(312) 653-6000
HEALTH TRADITION HEALTH PLAN WI HM P O BOX 188 1986 1986LACROSSE WI 54602-0188(888) 459-3020
HEALTHY ALLIANCE LIFE INS CO MO LC 1831 CHESTNUT ST 1971 1984ST LOUIS MO 63103-2275(314) 923-4689
HELENVILLE MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 67 1876 1876HELENVILLE WI 53137-0067(920) 674-5188
HEMLOCK FOUNDATION THE CO GA P O BOX 101810 1981 2000DENVER CO 80250-1810(800) 247-7421
HENRIETTA GREENWOOD & UNION MUTUAL WI TM E237 CTY HWY EE 1883 1883 FIRE INS CO WONEWOC WI 53968
(608) 464-7642HERITAGE FOUNDATION THE DC GA 214 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE 1973 2000
WASHINGTON DC 20002(202) 546-4400
HERITAGE INDEMNITY CO CA FC 7125 W JEFFERSON AVE #200 1979 1989LAKEWOOD CO 80235(303) 987-5550
HERITAGE LIFE INS CO AZ LC 500 VIRGINIA DR 1957 1967FORT WASHINGTON PA 19034(800) 672-7226
HIGHLANDS INS CO TX FC 10370 RICHMOND AVE 1957 1969HOUSTON TX 77042-4123(713) 952-9555
HIGHMARK LIFE INS CO CT LC P O BOX 535061 1981 1982PITTSBURGH PA 15253-5061(800) 328-5433
HIGHWAY LOSS DATA INSTITUTE DC RS 1005 N GLEBE RD STE 800 1973 1973ARLINGTON VA 22201-4751(703) 247-1600
HILLSBORO DEVELOPMENT CO LLC WI CC 8605 FAIRWAY PL STE 100 2000 2001MIDDLETON WI 53562(608) 256-9046
HOLLAND MUTUAL FIRE INS CO WI TM 265 SOUTH MAIN ST 1870 1870CEDAR GROVE WI 53013(920) 668-6744
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HOLY FAMILY SOCIETY OF THE U S OF AMERICA IL FR P O BOX 2909 1915 1995JOLIET IL 60434(815) 725-5880
HOME BUYERS RESALE WARRANTY CORP MI WP 2675 S ABILENE ST 1981 2001AURORA CO 80014(303) 368-4805
HOME INS CO NH FC 59 MAIDEN LN 5TH FL 1973 1973NEW YORK NY 10038-3714(212) 530-7000
HOME MISSIONERS OF AMERICA THE OH GA P O BOX 465618 1940 1979CINCINNATI OH 45246-5618(513) 874-8900
HOME OWNERS LIFE INS CO IL LC 307 N MICHIGAN AVE 1962 1984CHICAGO IL 60601(312) 346-8100
HOME SECURITY ASSOC INC WI WP 310 N MIDVALE BLVD 1993 1993MADISON WI 53705(608) 231-0010
HOME WARRANTY OF AMERICA LLC IL WP 3200 DOOLITTLE DR 1996 2000NORTHBROOK IL 60062(888) 562-0304
HOME-OWNERS INS CO MI FC P O BOX 30660 1863 2001LANSING MI 48909-8160(517) 323-1200
HOMELAND CENTRAL INS CO IA FC ONE BEACON ST 1919 1958BOSTON MA 02108(617) 725-6000
HOMEPLUS INS CO MN FC P O BOX 1233 1994 1996MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440(952) 939-7000
HOMESITE INS CO CT FC 99 BEDFORD ST 1985 1989BOSTON MA 02111-2217(617) 832-1300
HOMESTEAD MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 7093 COUNTY RD T 1873 1873OSHKOSH WI 54904-9610(920) 836-3577
HOMESTEADERS LIFE CO IA LC P O BOX 1756 1906 1999DES MOINES IA 50306(800) 777-3633
HOMESURE OF AMERICA INC FL WP P O BOX 551540 1978 1985FT LAUDERDALE FL 33325-1540(800) 327-9787
HORACE MANN INS CO IL FC 1 HORACE MANN PLZ 1963 1964SPRINGFIELD IL 62715-0001(217) 789-2500
HORACE MANN LIFE INS CO IL LC 1 HORACE MANN PLZ 1949 1968SPRINGFIELD IL 62715-0001(217) 789-2500
HORACE MANN PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO CA FC #1 HORACE MANN PLZ 1965 1974SPRINGFIELD IL 62715(800) 826-5225
HOUSEHOLD LIFE INS CO MI LC 200 SOMERSET CORP BLVD 1980 1988 STE 100BRIDGEWATER NJ 08807(800) 627-7282
HOUSTON GENERAL INS CO TX FC ONE BEACON ST B07-11 1980 1987BOSTON MA 02108-3100(617) 725-6504
HUDSON INS CO DE FC 22 CORTLANDT ST 18TH FL 1918 1999NEW YORK NY 10007(212) 978-2700
HUMANA INS CO WI LC P O BOX 740036 1968 1968LOUISVILLE KY 40201-7436(800) 558-4444
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HUMANA WISCONSIN HEALTH ORGANIZATION WI HM P O BOX 740036 1985 1985 INS CORP LOUISVILLE KY 40201-7436
(502) 580-1000HUMANADENTAL INS CO WI LC P O BOX 740036 1908 1908
LOUISVILLE KY 40201-7436(800) 233-4013
ICM INS CO NY FC 100 COMMONS WAY STE 210 1981 1992HOLMDEL NJ 07733(732) 706-7888
IDEALIFE INS CO CT LC 695 E MAIN ST 1981 1988STAMFORD CT 06904-0300(203) 352-3000
IDR STATISTICAL SERVICES INC (IDRSS) FL RS 5200 TOWN CENTER CIR STE 500 1996 1997BOCA RATON FL 33486(561) 416-3075
IDS LIFE INS CO MN LC 227 AXP FINANCIAL CTR 1957 1963MINNEAPOLIS MN 55474(612) 671-3131
IDS PROPERTY CASUALTY INS CO WI FC P O BOX 19036 1972 1973GREEN BAY WI 54307(920) 330-5100
IGF INS CO IN FC 6000 GRAND AVE 1972 1981DES MOINES IA 50312(800) 274-2766
IL ANNUITY & INS CO KS LC P O BOX 7149 1966 1981INDIANAPOLIS IN 46207-7149(800) 457-3557
ILLINOIS FARMERS INS CO IL FC P O BOX 948 1968 1971AURORA IL 60507(630) 907-0030
ILLINOIS MUTUAL LIFE INS CO IL LC 300 SW ADAMS ST 1912 1926PEORIA IL 61634-0001(309) 674-8255
ILLINOIS NATIONAL INS CO IL FC 500 W MADISON ST 1933 1979CHICAGO IL 60605-2511(312) 930-5417
IMPERIAL CASUALTY & INDEMNITY CO NE FC ONE LIBERTY PLZ 19TH FL 1954 1962NEW YORK NY 10006(212) 312-2500
IMT INS CO MUTUAL IA FC P O BOX 1336 1883 1997DES MOINES IA 50305-1336(800) 274-3531
INDEMNITY INS CO OF NORTH AMERICA PA FC P O BOX 41484 1977 1984PHILDADELPHIA PA 19101(215) 640-1000
INDEPENDENCE LIFE & ANNUITY CO RI LC 125 HIGH ST 1934 1951BOSTON MA 02110-2712(800) 633-4500
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS THE NY FR 789 DON MILLS RD 1877 1967TORONTO M3C 1-T9(416) 429-3000
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF VIKINGS IL FR P O BOX 5147 1895 1972SPRINGFIELD IL 62705-5147(217) 241-6300
INDIANA INS CO IN FC 62 MAPLE AVE 1960 1972KEENE NH 03431(317) 581-6400
INDIANA LUMBERMENS MUTUAL INS CO IN FC 3600 WOODVIEW TRCE 1897 1978INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268-0600(800) 428-1441
INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INS CO IN LC P O BOX 1230 1905 1955INDIANAPOLIS IN 46206-1230(317) 927-6500
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INDIVIDUAL ASSURANCE CO LIFE HEALTH & MO LC 1600 OAK ST 1973 1980 ACCIDENT KANSAS CITY MO 64108-1427
(816) 842-8842INFINITY INS CO IN FC P O BOX 830189 1978 1981
BIRMINGHAM AL 35283(800) 782-2040
INFINITY NATIONAL INS CORP IN FC P O BOX 830189 1992 1999BIRMINGHAM AL 35283-0189(205) 870-4000
INFINITY SELECT INS CO IN FC P O BOX 830189 1991 1995BIRMINGHAM AL 35283-0189(205) 870-4000
INSURA PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO IL FC P O BOX 43360 1980 1984BIRMINGHAM AL 35243(800) 443-1573
INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION SERVICES INC IL WP 4415 W HARRISON ST STE 201 2000 2001HILLSIDE IL 60162(800) 462-2452
INSURANCE CO OF IL IL FC SAFECO PLAZA 1970 1989SEATTLE WA 98185(800) 544-2614
INSURANCE CO OF NORTH AMERICA PA FC P O BOX 41484 1794 1864PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-1484(215) 640-2324
INSURANCE CO OF STATE OF PA THE PA FC 70 PINE ST 1794 1906NEW YORK NY 10270(212) 770-7000
INSURANCE CO OF THE AMERICAS FL FC 300 W OSBORN RD 5TH FL 1976 1980PHOENIX AZ 85013(602) 277-4807
INSURANCE CO OF THE WEST CA FC P O BOX 85563 1972 1991SAN DIEGO CA 92186-5563(800) 877-1111
INSURANCE CORP OF NY THE NY FC ONE CANTERBURY GREEN 1968 1968STAMFORD CT 06901-2032(203) 705-2500
INSURANCE CORPORATION OF HANNOVER IL FC 333 S HOPE ST STE 2400 1979 1983LOS ANGELES CA 90071(213) 613-0108
INSURANCE DATA RESOURCES INC (IDR) FL RS 5200 TOWN CTR RD STE 500 1994 1997BOCA RATON FL 33486(561) 416-3075
INSURANCE RESEARCH COUNCIL IL RS 1200 HARGER RD APT 310 1979 1979OAK BROOK IL 60521-1817(708) 572-1177
INSURANCE SERVICES OFFICE INC NY RS 7 WORLD TRADE CTR 1971 1971NEW YORK NY 10048(212) 898-6000
INTEGON GENERAL INS CORP NC FC P O BOX 3199 1960 1996WINSTON-SALEM NC 27102-3199(336) 770-2000
INTEGON INDEMNITY CORP NC FC P O BOX 3199 1946 1996WINSTON-SALEM NC 27102-3199(336) 770-2000
INTEGON NATIONAL INS CO NC FC P O BOX 3199 1988 1988WINSTON-SALEM NC 27102-3199(800) 526-0332
INTEGRITY LIFE INS CO OH LC 515 W MARKET ST 8TH FL 1966 1996LOUISVILLE KY 40202(502) 582-7900
INTEGRITY MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 539 1933 1933APPLETON WI 54912-0539(920) 734-4511
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INTERCONTINENTAL MARINE SERVICE CORP FL WP 1191 E NEWPORT CENTER DR 1988 1992DEERFIELD BEACH FL 33442(800) 333-3028
INTERCONTINENTAL WARRANTY SERVICES INC FL WP 600 W HILLSBORO BLVD STE 200 1991 1999DEERFIELD BEACH FL 33441(800) 333-3028
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY FOUNDATION NY GA 1820 JET STREAM DR 1866 1987COLORADO SPGS CO 80921(719) 867-2693
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & MERCANTILE IL FC 307 N MICHIGAN AVE 1960 1984 REASSUR CO CHICAGO IL 60601-3701
(312) 346-8100INTERNATIONAL FIDELITY INS CO NJ FC ONE NEWARK CTR 1904 1998
NEWARK NJ 07102-5207(973) 624-7200
INTERNATIONAL INS CO IL FC 250 COMMERCIAL ST STE 5000 1972 1972MANCHESTER NH 03101(603) 656-2200
INTERSTATE ASSURANCE CO IA LC 4200 UNIVERSITY AVE 1908 1912W DES MOINES IA 50266-5995(800) 247-5352
INTERSTATE INDEMNITY CO IL FC 55 E MONROE ST 1961 1982CHICAGO IL 60603(312) 346-6400
INTERSTATE NATIONAL DEALER SERVICES INC DE WP 333 EARLE OVINGTON BLVD 1991 1997STE 700MITCHEL FIELD NY 11553-9340(800) 942-0400
INVESTORS GUARANTY LIFE INS CO CA LC OXFORD HEALTH PLANS INC 1962 196648 MONROE TURNPIKETRUMBULL CT 06611(617) 572-6000
INVESTORS LIFE INS CO OF NORTH AMERICA WA LC 6500 RIVER PLACE BLVD BLDG 1 1963 1969AUSTIN TX 78730-1113(800) 925-6000
INVESTORS PARTNER LIFE INS CO DE LC P O BOX 717 1981 1982BOSTON MA 02117-0001(800) 732-5543
INVESTORS TITLE INS CO NC TC 121 N COLUMBIA ST 1972 1997CHAPEL HILL NC 27514(800) 326-4842
IOWA MUTUAL INS CO IA FC P O BOX 60 1900 1962DEWITT IA 52742(319) 659-3231
ISO DATA INC NY RS 7 WORLD TRADE CTR 1988 1988NEW YORK NY 10048-1102(212) 898-6000
IXONIA MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 326 1875 1876IXONIA WI 53036-0326(920) 261-6616
J C PENNEY CASUALTY INS CO OH FC 2700 W PLANO PKY 3C 1961 1973PLANO TX 75075-8200(800) 527-9027
J C PENNEY LIFE INS CO VT LC 2700 W PLANO PKY 3C 1900 1965PLANO TX 75075-8200(800) 527-9027
JACKSON NATIONAL LIFE INS CO MI LC 1 CORPORATE WAY 1961 1981LANSING MI 48951(800) 644-4565
JAMESTOWN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 130 1885 1885KIELER WI 53812(608) 568-3278
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JEFFERSON PILOT FINANCIAL INS CO NE LC 100 N GREENE ST 1903 1956GREENSBORO NC 27401(603) 226-5000
JEFFERSON PILOT LIFE INS CO NC LC P O BOX 21008 1890 1986GREENSBORO NC 27420-2507(800) 487-1485
JEFFERSON PILOT LIFEAMERICA INS CO NJ LC 100 N GREENE ST 1897 1959GREENSBORO NC 27401(603) 226-5000
JEWELERS MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 468 1913 1914NEENAH WI 54956-0468(920) 725-4326
JMIC LIFE INS CO FL LC 500 N W 12TH AVE 1979 1991DEERFIELD BEACH FL 33442(954) 429-2333
JOHN ALDEN LIFE INS CO MN LC 501 W MICHIGAN ST 1973 1973MILWAUKEE WI 53201-3121(414) 271-3011
JOHN HANCOCK VARIABLE LIFE INS CO MA LC P O BOX 717 1979 1981BOSTON MA 02117-0717(617) 572-6000
JEFFERSON INS CO NY FC NEWPORT TOWER 1950 1967525 WASHINGTON BLVDJERSEY CITY NJ 07310-1693(201) 222-8666
JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INS CO MA LC P O BOX 111 1862 1928BOSTON MA 02117-0111(617) 572-6000
JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL PA GA 120 WALL ST 19TH FL 1970 2001NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 785-9500
KANAWHA INS CO SC LC P O BOX 610 1958 1990LANCASTER SC 29721-0610(803) 283-5300
KANSAS BANKERS SURETY CO THE KS FC P O BOX 1654 1909 1981TOPEKA KS 66601-1654(785) 228-0000
KANSAS CITY FIRE & MARINE INS CO MO FC CNA PLAZA 1929 1947CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
KANSAS CITY LIFE INS CO MO LC P O BOX 219139 1895 1922KANSAS CITY MO 64121-9139(816) 753-7000
KEMPER AUTO & HOME INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1998 1999LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(847) 320-2000
KEMPER CASUALTY INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1970 1984LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(847) 320-2000
KEMPER EMPLOYERS INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1962 1989LONG GROVE IL 60049(847) 320-2000
KEMPER INDEPENDENCE INS CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1998 1999LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(847) 320-2000
KEMPER INVESTORS LIFE INS CO IL LC ONE KEMPER DR T1 1979 1981LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(847) 550-5500
KENOSHA COUNTY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 115 1860 1860BRISTOL WI 53104-0115(262) 857-2876
KENOSHA HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CTR INC WI GA 6308 8TH AVE 1903 1978KENOSHA WI 53143-5031(414) 656-2114
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KEY LIFE INS CO IN LC P O BOX 1646 1976 1995INDIANAPOLIS IN 46206-1646(317) 231-2700
KEYPORT LIFE INS CO RI LC 125 HIGH ST 1957 1970BOSTON MA 02110-2712(800) 633-4500
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CT FR 1 COLUMBUS PLZ 1882 1900NEW HAVEN CT 06510-3325(203) 772-2130
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PA GA 202 MARKLE HALL 1826 2001EASTON PA 18042-1779(888) 457-6783
LAFAYETTE LIFE INS CO THE IN LC P O BOX 7007 1905 1955LAFAYETTE IN 47903(765) 477-7411
LAKELAND COLLEGE WI GA P O BOX 359 1868 1983SHEBOYGAN WI 53082-0359(920) 565-2111
LANCER INS CO IL FC 370 W PARK AVE 1945 1947LONG BEACH NY 11561-3245(516) 431-4441
LAPRAIRIE MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 460 S RANDALL AVE 1873 1873JANESVILLE WI 53545-4224(608) 752-2724
LAURIER INDEMNITY CO GA FC 3169 HOLCOMB BRIDGE RD 1988 1995 STE 750NORCROSS GA 30071(800) 395-5934
LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY OF WI WI GA 115 S DREW ST 1847 1977APPLETON WI 54911(920) 832-7000
LAWYERS TITLE INS CORP VA TC 101 E GATEWAY CENTRE PKY 1925 1948RICHMOND VA 23235(804) 267-8000
LE MARS MUTUAL INS CO OF IA IA FC P O BOX 1608 1901 1996LE MARS IA 51031-1608(712) 546-7847
LEADER INS CO OH FC 4100 HARRY HINES BLVD 1963 1979DALLAS TX 75219(800) 527-5412
LEBANON CLYMAN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 86 1887 1887LEBANON WI 53047-0086(920) 925-3755
LEGION INS CO PA FC ONE LOGAN SQ STE 1400 1925 1926PHILADELPHIA PA 19103(215) 963-1200
LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY INC THE NY GA 1311 MAMARONECK AVE 1949 2001WHITE PLAINS NY 10605(914) 949-5213
LIBERTY BANKERS LIFE INS CO IA LC 1452-29TH ST 1957 1998WEST DES MOINES IA 50266(515) 222-1736
LIBERTY INS CORP VT FC 175 BERKELEY ST 1983 1984BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
LIBERTY INS UNDERWRITERS INC NY FC 61 BROADWAY 25TH FL 1811 1922NEW YORK NY 10006(617) 574-5555
LIBERTY LIFE ASSURANCE CO OF BOSTON MA LC 100 LIBERTY WAY 1963 1966DOVER NH 03820(617) 357-9500
LIBERTY LIFE INS CO SC LC P O BOX 789 1905 1973GREENVILLE SC 29602-0789(864) 609-8111
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LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INS CO MA FC 175 BERKELEY ST 1908 1926BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INS CO MA FC 175 BERKELEY ST 1908 1926BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
LIBERTY MUTUAL INS CO MA FC 175 BERKELEY ST 1912 1919BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INS CO AL LC P O BOX 2612 1929 1982BIRMINGHAM AL 35202(205) 325-2722
LIBERTY PERSONAL INS CO MI FC 175 BERKELEY ST 1960 1972BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
LIFE INS CO OF GEORGIA GA LC P O BOX 105006 1891 1994ATLANTA GA 30348-5006(770) 980-5100
LIFE INS CO OF NORTH AMERICA PA LC TWO LIBERTY PLACE TL18A 1956 19581601 CHESTNUT STPHILADELPHIA PA 19192-2362(215) 761-1000
LIFE INS CO OF THE SOUTHWEST TX LC P O BOX 569080 1955 1981DALLAS TX 75356-9080(214) 638-7100
LIFE INVESTORS INS CO OF AMERICA IA LC 4333 EDGEWOOD RD NE 1930 1969CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52499-0001(800) 625-4213
LIFE SETTLEMENTS INTERNATIONAL LLC MI VI 1499 W PALMETTO PK RD STE 420 1995 1998BOCA RATON FL 33486-3324(800) 327-8222
LIFEUSA INS CO MN LC P O BOX 1344 1979 1980MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440-1344(800) 950-5872
LINCOLN BENEFIT LIFE CO NE LC P O BOX 80469 1938 1979LINCOLN NE 68501-0469(800) 525-9287
LINCOLN DIRECT LIFE INS CO NE LC P O BOX 82448 1896 1998LINCOLN NE 68501(402) 423-7191
LINCOLN GENERAL INS CO PA FC 3350 WHITEFORD RD 1977 1992YORK PA 17402(717) 757-0000
LINCOLN HERITAGE LIFE INS CO IL LC 4343 E CAMELBACK RD 1963 1994PHOENIX AZ 85018(800) 433-8181
LINCOLN MEMORIAL LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 160050 1936 1970AUSTIN TX 78716-0050(800) 753-7619
LINCOLN MUTUAL LIFE & CASUALTY INS CO ND LC 203 10TH ST N 1935 1956FARGO ND 58102-4728(800) 325-6915
LINCOLN NATIONAL HEALTH & CASUALTY INS CO IN FC P O BOX 7808 1980 1982FORT WAYNE IN 46801-7808(219) 455-2000
LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INS CO THE IN LC 1300 S CLINTON ST 1905 1921FORT WAYNE IN 46802-3506(219) 455-2000
LINCOLN NATIONAL REASSURANCE CO IN LC P O BOX 7808 1982 1997FORT WAYNE IN 46801-7808(219) 455-4535
LINDINA TOWN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM N 4982 HWY Q 1879 1879MAUSTON WI 53948(608) 847-7565
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LITTLE BLACK MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 129 1889 1889STETSONVILLE WI 54480-0129(715) 678-2682
LM INS CORP IA FC 175 BERKELEY ST 1989 1990BOSTON MA 02117(617) 357-9500
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROPERTY INS FUND WI FC 701 CHERRY ST 1882 1903GREEN BAY WI 54305-3004(920) 431-6380
LODI MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 519 WOODLAWN AVE 1877 1877LODI WI 53555-1039(608) 592-2500
LONDON LIFE REINS CO PA LC P O BOX 1120 1969 1984BLUEBELL PA 19422-0319(215) 542-7200
LONDON PACIFIC LIFE & ANNUITY CO NC LC 3101 POPLARWOOD CT STE 300 1927 1984RALEIGH NC 27604(800) 827-2730
LOYAL AMERICAN LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 5418 1955 1971CINCINNATI OH 45201-5418(800) 633-6752
LOYAL CHRISTIAN BENEFIT ASSN PA FR 700 PEACH ST 1890 1906ERIE PA 16501-1033(814) 453-4331
LUCK MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 437 1881 1881LUCK WI 54853(715) 472-2861
LUMBER MUTUAL INS CO MA FC P O BOX 9165 1895 1987FRAMINGHAM MA 01701-9165(508) 620-9575
LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO IL FC 1 KEMPER DR 1912 1913LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(800) 833-0355
LUMBERMENS UNDERWRITING ALLIANCE US MO FC 2501 N MILITARY TRL 1905 1913BOCA RATON FL 33431-6398(561) 994-1900
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MEDICAL LIABILITY MUTUAL INS CO NY FC TWO PARK AVE RM 2500 1976 1997NEW YORK NY 10016(212) 576-9801
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MEDICAL PROTECTIVE CO THE IN FC 5814 REED RD 1909 1915FORT WAYNE IN 46835-0000(219) 485-9622
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MERRILL LYNCH LIFE INS CO AR LC P O BOX 9061 1986 1988PRINCETON NJ 08543-9061(609) 627-3700
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METROPOLITAN DIRECT PROPERTY & CASUALTY RI FC P O BOX 350 1949 1961 INS CO WARWICK RI 02887-0350
(800) 638-4208METROPOLITAN GENERAL INS CO RI FC P O BOX 350 1980 1982
WARWICK RI 02887-0350(401) 827-2400
METROPOLITAN GROUP PROP & CASUALTY INS CO RI FC P O BOX 350 1976 1994WARWICK RI 02887-0350(800) 638-4208
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METROPOLITAN PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO RI FC P O BOX 350 1972 1973WARWICK RI 02886-0350(800) 638-4208
METROPOLITAN TOWER LIFE INS CO DE LC 4100 BOY SCOUT BLVD 1982 1983TAMPA FL 33607(813) 801-2100
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MGIC INDEMNITY CORPORATION WI FC P O BOX 756 1956 1961MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
MGIC MORTGAGE INS CORP WI FC P O BOX 756 1987 1987MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
MGIC MORTGAGE REINS CORP WI FC P O BOX 756 1996 1996MILWAUKEE WI 53201-0756(800) 558-9900
MGIC REINSURANCE CORP WI FC P O BOX 756 1985 1985MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
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MGIC REINSURANCE CORP OF WI WI FC P O BOX 756 1996 1996MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
MGIC RESIDENTIAL REINSURANCE CORP WI FC P O BOX 756 1996 1996MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
MGIC SURETY CORP WI FC P O BOX 756 1997 1997MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
MHA INS CO MI FC 6215 W ST JOSEPH HWY 1976 1999LANSING MI 48917(517) 323-3443
MIC GENERAL INS CORP MI FC P O BOX 66937 1980 1981ST LOUIS MO 63166(800) 847-6442
MIC LIFE INS CORP DE LC P O BOX 5074 1975 1978SOUTHFIELD MI 48086(248) 263-6900
MIC PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CORP MI FC P O BOX 5074 1980 1981SOUTHFIELD MI 48086(248) 263-6900
MIC SERVICES CORP DE WP P O BOX 5074 1978 1992SOUTHFIELD MI 48086(888) 601-0110
MICHIGAN MILLERS MUTUAL INS CO MI FC 2425 E GRAND RIVER AVE 1881 1900LANSING MI 48912-3225(517) 482-6211
MID AMERICAN FIRE & CASUALTY CO OH FC 6281 TRI-RIDGE BLVD 1980 1996LOVELAND OH 45140(513) 576-3200
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MIDDLESEX INS CO WI FC 1800 N POINT DR 1826 1994STEVENS POINT WI 54481-8020(715) 346-6000
MIDDLETON GLEN INC WI CC C/O ESSEX CORP 1997 199811606 NICHOLAS ST STE 100OMAHA NE 68154(402) 431-0500
MIDDLETON INS CO WI TM 6924 UNIVERSITY AVE 1876 1877MIDDLETON WI 53562(608) 831-5642
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MIDLAND NATIONAL LIFE INS CO IA LC 1 MIDLAND PLZ 1906 1959SIOUX FALLS SD 57193-0001(605) 335-5700
MIDSTATE SURETY CORP MI FC 102 KERCHEVAL AVE 1990 1997GROSSE POINTE FARMS MI 48236(313) 886-2200
MIDSTATES REINSURANCE CORP IL FC 3495 NEWMARK DR 1941 1951MIAMISBURG OH 45342(937) 428-6210
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MIDWEST DENTAL PLAN LTD WI LH 680 HEHLI WAY 1988 1988MONDOVI WI 54755-1738(715) 926-5050
MIDWEST EMPLOYERS CASUALTY CO DE FC 13801 RIVERPORT DR STE 200 1986 1989MARYLAND HEIGHTS MO 63043-4810(314) 298-7332
MIDWEST FAMILY MUTUAL INS CO MN FC P O BOX 9425 1891 1922MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440-9425(952) 545-6000
MIDWEST MEDICAL INS CO MN FC 7650 EDINBOROUGH WAY STE 400 1980 1996MINNEAPOLIS MN 55435-5978(800) 328-5532
MIDWEST NATIONAL LIFE INS CO OF TN TN LC 4001 MCEWEN RD STE 200 1965 1986DALLAS TX 75244-5082(972) 392-6700
MIDWEST SECURITY INS CO WI FC 518 E BROAD ST 1974 1974COLUMBUS OH 43215-3976(614) 464-5000
MIDWEST SECURITY LIFE INS CO WI LC 2700 MIDWEST DR 1972 1986ONALASKA WI 54650-8764(608) 783-7130
MIDWESTERN INDEMNITY CO THE OH FC 62 MAPLE AVE 1947 1983KEENE NH 03431(800) 436-9600
MIDWESTERN UNITED LIFE INS CO IN LC 1290 BROADWAY 1948 1962DENVER CO 80203(800) 525-9852
MII LIFE INC MN LC P O BOX 64560 1954 1989ST PAUL MN 55164-0560(651) 662-8000
MILBANK INS CO SD FC 518 E BROAD ST 1982 1982COLUMBUS OH 43215(800) 645-2265
MILL AND ELEVATOR RATING BUREAU IL RS 1745 S NAPERVILLE RD 1970 1970WHEATON IL 60187-8132(800) 564-2247
MILLERS CASUALTY INS CO TX FC P O BOX 2269 1962 1995FORT WORTH TX 76113-2269(817) 348-1600
MILLERS CLASSIFIED INS CO WI FC P O BOX 9006 1981 1994ALTON IL 62002-9006(618) 463-3636
MILLERS INS CO THE TX FC P O BOX 2269 1898 1995FORT WORTH TX 76102-2269(817) 348-1600
MILLERS MUTUAL INS ASSN IL FC P O BOX 9006 1877 1900ALTON IL 62002-9006(618) 463-3636
MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM WI GA 750 N LINCOLN MEMORIAL DR 1910 1996MILWAUKEE WI 53202-4018(414) 224-3200
MILWAUKEE CASUALTY INS CO WI FC P O BOX 621 1973 1973MILWAUKEE WI 53201-0621(800) 433-2043
MILWAUKEE CATHOLIC HOME WI CC 2462 N PROSPECT AVE 1913 1984MILWAUKEE WI 53211-4462(414) 224-9700
MILWAUKEE JEWISH FEDERATION INC WI GA 1360 N PROSPECT AVE 1938 2001MILWAUKEE WI 53202-3094(414) 390-5700
MILWAUKEE MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 621 1916 1917MILWAUKEE WI 53201(262) 938-0046
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MILWAUKEE SAFEGUARD INS CO WI FC P O BOX 621 1982 1982MILWAUKEE WI 53201-0621(414) 271-0525
MILWAUKEE SERVICE CONTRACT CORP WI WP 6001 W CAPITAL DR 1991 1992MILWAUKEE WI 53216(414) 447-5125
MINISTERS LIFE INS CO THE MN LC 400 ROBERT ST 1981 1993ST PAUL MN 55101-2098(651) 665-5907
MINNEHOMA AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION INC FL WP 7050 S YALE AVE 1980 2000TULSA OK 74136-5717(918) 494-7000
MINNESOTA INS CO MN FC 505 CARR RD 1987 1992WILMINGTON DE 19809-0495(302) 761-3000
MINNESOTA LAWYERS MUTUAL INS CO MN FC 333 S 7TH ST STE 2200 1981 2001MINNEAPOLIS MN 55402(612) 341-4530
MINNESOTA LIFE INS CO MN LC 400 ROBERT ST N 1880 1946ST PAUL MN 55101-2098(651) 665-3500
MISSION AMERICAN INS CO CA FC P O BOX 5810 1949 1955LONG BEACH CA 90805-0750(310) 605-3300
MITSUI MARINE & FIRE INS CO OF AMER NY FC BROAD FINANCIAL CTR 1988 198833 WHITEHALL ST FL 26NEW YORK NY 10004-2112(212) 480-2550
MML BAY STATE LIFE INS CO CT LC 1295 STATE ST 1935 1982SPRINGFIELD MA 01111(413) 788-8411
MOBIL AUTO CLUB INC DE MC 200 N MARTINGALE RD 1981 1982SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-2236(847) 605-3000
MODERN SERVICE INS CO MN FC P O BOX 64035 1968 1968ST PAUL MN 55164-0035(800) 345-2436
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA IL FR 1701 FIRST AVE 1884 1895ROCK ISLAND IL 61201-8779(309) 786-6481
MONARCH LIFE INS CO MA LC 1 MONARCH PL 1901 1949SPRINGFIELD MA 01133-0001(413) 784-2000
MONROE GUARANTY INS CO IN FC 12800 N MERIDIAN ST STE 100 1974 1999CARMEL IN 46032(317) 571-3000
MONTGOMERY WARD AUTO CLUB INC DE MC 200 N MARTINGALE RD 1973 1974SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-2236(847) 605-3000
MONTGOMERY WARD INS CO IL FC 200 N MARTINGALE RD 1974 1982SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-2096(847) 605-3000
MONUMENTAL LIFE INS CO MD LC 2 E CHASE ST 1858 1979BALTIMORE MD 21202-2540(800) 638-3080
MONY LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA AZ LC 1740 BROADWAY 1969 1982NEW YORK NY 10019(212) 708-2000
MONY LIFE INS CO NY LC 1740 BROADWAY AT 55TH ST 1842 1915NEW YORK NY 10019(212) 708-2000
MORAINE MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 43 1880 1880JACKSON WI 53037-0043(262) 677-9044
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MORTGAGE GUARANTY INS CORP WI FC P O BOX 756 1979 1979MILWAUKEE WI 53201(800) 558-9900
MOTOR CLUB OF AMERICA ENTERPRISES INC DE MC P O BOX 02689 1968 1974OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73156-0689(800) 227-6459
MOTORCYCLE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING CA WP P O BOX 546 1986 1992 SERVICES INC CORONA DEL MAR CA 92625
(800) 832-3237MOTORISTS LIFE IN CO OH LC 471 E BROAD ST 1965 1996
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MOTORS INS CORPORATION MI FC 300 GALLERIA OFFICENTRE 1998 1999SOUTHFIELD MI 48034(888) 601-0110
MOUNT MARY COLLEGE WI GA 2900 N MENOMONEE RIVER PKY 1928 1996MILWAUKEE WI 53222-4545(414) 258-4810
MOUNTBATTEN SURETY CO PA FC 33 ROCK HILL RD 1991 2000BALA CYNWYD PA 19004(610) 664-2259
MPP CO INC KS WP P O BOX 634 1978 1995SHAWNEE MISSION KS 66201(800) 747-4400
MRP SERVICE AGREEMENT CORPORATION MI WP 300 GALLERIA OFFICENTRE 1998 2001 STE 200SOUTHFIELD MI 48034(248) 263-6900
MSI PREFERRED INS CO WI FC P O BOX 64035 1984 1984ST PAUL MN 55164-0035(800) 345-2436
MT CALVARY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 923 FOND DU LAC ST 1874 1874MOUNT CALVARY WI 53057-9772(920) 753-3131
MT MORRIS MUTUAL INS COMPNAY WI FC N1211 COUNTY RD B 1876 1876COLOMA WI 54930-9795(715) 228-5541
MT PLEASANT-PERRY MUT INS CO WI TM P O BOX 38 1876 1876MONTICELLO WI 53570-0038(608) 938-4008
MTL INS CO IL LC 1200 JORIE BLVD 1904 1917OAK BROOK IL 60522-9060(630) 990-1000
MUNICH AMERICAN REASSURNC CO GA LC P O BOX 3210 1959 1982ATLANTA GA 30302-3210(770) 350-3200
MUNICIPAL BOND INS ASSOC NY RS 113 KING ST 1974 1974ARMONK NY 10504(914) 765-3912
MUTUAL OF AMERICA LIFE INS CO NY LC 320 PARK AVE 1945 1980NEW YORK NY 10022(800) 468-3785
MUTUAL OF OMAHA INS CO NE LC MUTUAL OF OMAHA PLZ 1909 1939OMAHA NE 68175-0001(402) 342-7600
MUTUAL PROTECTIVE INS CO NE FC P O BOX 3477 1930 1967OMAHA NE 68103(402) 391-6900
MUTUAL SERVICE CASUALTY INS CO MN FC P O BOX 64035 1919 1947ST PAUL MN 55164-0035(800) 345-2436
MUTUAL SERVICE LIFE INS CO MN LC P O BOX 64035 1934 1947ST PAUL MN 55164(651) 631-7000
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES DC GA 2101 CONSTITITION AVE NW 1863 1995WASHINGTON DC 20418(202) 334-2000
NATIONAL ALLIANCE INS CO MO FC P O BOX 460350 1972 1988ST LOUIS MO 63146(800) 444-8994
NATIONAL AMERICAN INS CO OK FC 1010 MANVEL AVE 1919 1971CHANDLER OK 74834-0009(800) 822-7802
NATIONAL AMERICAN INS CO OF CA CA FC P O BOX 5808 1966 1989LONG BEACH CA 90805-0750(310) 605-3300
NATIONAL AUTO CARE CORP OH WP 101 GREEN MEADOWS DR S 1984 2001WESTERVILLE OH 43081(800) 548-1875
NATIONAL BEN FRANKLIN INS CO OF IL IL FC CNA PLZ 1968 1971CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INS CO NY LC 333 W 34TH ST 1962 1968NEW YORK NY 10001(212) 615-7500
NATIONAL CASUALTY CO WI FC P O BOX 4110 1904 1905SCOTTSDALE AZ 85261-4110(480) 948-0505
NATIONAL CATHOLIC SOCIETY OF FORESTERS IL FR 320 S SCHOOL ST 1894 1896MT PROSPECT IL 60056(847) 342-4500
NATIONAL CONTINENTAL INS CO NY FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1897 1920MAYFIELD VILLAG OH 44143-2182(800) 888-7764
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF COMPENSATION INS NY RS 750 PARK OF COMMERCE DR 1982 1982BOCA RATON FL 33487(407) 997-4399
NATIONAL CROP INS SERVICES INC KS RS 7201 W 129TH ST STE 200 1970 1970OVERLAND PARK KS 66213(800) 951-6247
NATIONAL FARMERS UNION LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 13487 1937 1953KANSAS CITY MO 64199-3487(800) 786-4583
NATIONAL FARMERS UNION PROPERTY & CO FC 11900 E CORNELL AVE 1984 1986 CASUALTY CO AURORA CO 80014-3194
(800) 347-1961NATIONAL FARMERS UNION STANDARD INS CO CO FC 11900 E CORNELL AVE 1968 1968
AURORA CO 80014-3194(800) 347-1961
NATIONAL FIRE & CASUALTY CO IL FC P O BOX 157 1980 1994BLOOMINGTON IL 61702-0157(800) 322-3391
NATIONAL FIRE AND INDEMNITY EXCHANGE MO FC P O BOX 39903 1915 1980 JOHN L CORLEY INC ATTORNEY-IN-FACT ST LOUIS MO 63139
(800) 325-9522NATIONAL FIRE INS CO OF HARTFORD CT FC CNA PLZ 1869 1925
CHICAGO IL 60685-0001(312) 822-5000
NATIONAL FRATERNAL SOCIETY OF THE DEAF IL FR 1118 S 6TH ST 1907 1917SPRINGFIELD IL 62703(217) 789-7429
NATIONAL GENERAL ASSURANCE CO MO FC P O BOX 66937 1983 1995ST LOUIS MO 63166-6937(314) 493-8000
NATIONAL GENERAL INS CO MO FC P O BOX 66937 1966 1971ST LOUIS MO 63166-6937(314) 493-8000
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NATIONAL GRANGE MUTUAL INS CO NH FC 55 WEST ST 1923 1937KEENE NH 03431-3374(603) 352-4000
NATIONAL GUARDIAN LIFE INS CO WI LC P O BOX 1191 1909 1910MADISON WI 53701-1191(608) 257-5611
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OCCIDENTAL FIRE & CASUALTY CO OF NC NC FC P O BOX 10800 1961 1964RALEIGH NC 27605-0800(919) 833-1600
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ODYSSEY AMERICA REINSURANCE CORP CT FC 300 FIRST STAMFORD PL 1986 1987STAMFORD CT 06902-6733(203) 977-8000
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OHIO NATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE CORP OH LC P O BOX 237 1979 1985CINCINNATI OH 45201-0237(800) 366-6654
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OLD REPUBLIC LIFE INS CO IL LC 307 N MICHIGAN AVE 1931 1939CHICAGO IL 60601-3701(312) 346-8100
OLD REPUBLIC MERCANTILE INS CO WI FC 445 S MOORLAND RD STE 300 1985 1995BROOKFIELD WI 53005-4253(262) 797-3455
OLD REPUBLIC MINNEHOMA INS CO AZ FC P O BOX 470185 1977 1977TULSA OK 74147-0185(918) 494-7000
OLD REPUBLIC NATL TITLE INS CO MN TC 400 2ND AVE S 1907 1956MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401(612) 371-1111
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OMAHA ADMINISTRATION SERVICES INC NE WP 12809 W DODGE RD 1982 1995OMAHA NE 68154(402) 333-9000
OMAHA INDEMNITY CO THE WI FC 3102 FARNAM ST 1956 1967OMAHA NE 68131-3491(402) 342-3326
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OMAHA PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO NE FC 3102 FARNAM ST 1978 1980OMAHA NE 68131-3504(402) 342-3326
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ONEBEACON INS CO PA FC ONE BEACON ST 1956 1956BOSTON MA 02108(617) 725-6000
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OPTIMUM RE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 660010 1978 1991DALLAS TX 75266-0010(214) 528-2020
ORAL ROBERTS UNIV OK GA 7777 S LEWIS AVE 1963 1978TULSA OK 74171-0001(918) 495-7549
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(800) 848-0123ORDESCO INC OK WP 7050 S YALE AVE 1977 1992
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ORION INS CO CT FC P O BOX 1000 1979 1989CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
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PACIFIC LIFE & ANNUITY CO AZ LC 700 NEWPORT CTR DR 1982 1990NEWPORT BEACH CA 92660(949) 219-3011
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PATHFINDER INS CO CO FC 1 CAMPUS DR 1986 1986PARSIPPANY NJ 07054-0642(516) 222-3243
PATRIOT GENERAL INS CO WI FC 1800 N POINT DR 1968 1994STEVENS POINT WI 54481(715) 346-6000
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PAUL REVERE VARIABLE ANNUITY INS CO MA LC 1 FOUNTAIN SQ 1965 1966CHATTANOOGA TN 37402-1330(423) 755-1011
PEAK PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CORP CO FC P O BOX 1000 1985 1987CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(800) 456-4642
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PEKIN INS CO IL FC 2505 COURT ST 1961 1983PEKIN IL 61558-0001(309) 346-1161
PEKIN LIFE INS CO IL LC 2505 COURT ST 1965 1983PEKIN IL 61558-0001(309) 346-1161
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PENN AMERICA INS CO PA FC 420 S YORK RD 1975 1996HATBORO PA 19040(215) 443-3600
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PENN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO THE PA LC 600 DRESHER RD 1847 1915HORSHAM PA 19044(800) 523-0650
PENN TREATY NETWORK AMERICA INS CO PA LC 3440 LEHIGH ST 1954 1971ALLENTOWN PA 18103-7001(800) 628-3417
PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO PA FC P O BOX 2021 1925 1928MECHANICSBURG PA 17055-0783(800) 382-1378
PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL INS CO PA FC ONE BEACON ST 1955 1957BOSTON MA 02108(617) 725-6000
PENNSYLVANIA LIFE INS CO PA LC P O BOX 3509 1948 1960ORLANDO FL 32802-4955(800) 275-7366
PENNSYLVANIA LUMBERMENS MUTUAL INS CO PA FC 170 S INDEPENDENCE SQ W 1895 1981 STE 200EPHILADELPHIA PA 19106(215) 625-9233
PENNSYLVANIA MANUFACTURERS ASSN INS CO PA FC P O BOX 3031 1964 1979BLUE BELL PA 19422-0754(800) 222-2749
PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL MUTUAL CASUALTY INS CO PA FC P O BOX 2361 1919 1962HARRISBURG PA 17105(717) 234-4941
PEOPLES BENEFIT LIFE INS CO IA LC 4333 EDGEWOOD RD NE 1920 1956CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52499(319) 398-8511
PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF VA GA 501 FRONT ST 1998 2001 ANIMALS INC NORFOLK VA 23510-9802
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PETROLEUM CASUALTY CO TX FC P O BOX 3342 1925 1970HOUSTON TX 77253-3342(713) 680-7148
PHARMACISTS LIFE INS CO THE IA LC P O BOX 370 1979 1997ALGONA IA 50511(800) 247-5930
PHARMACISTS MUTUAL INS CO IA FC P O BOX 370 1909 1919ALGONA IA 50511(515) 295-2461
PHILADELPHIA AMERICAN LIFE INS CO TX LC 200 WESTLAKE PARK BLVD 1978 1978HOUSTON TX 77079-2663(281) 368-7200
PHILADELPHIA INDEMNITY INS CO PA FC 1 BALA PLZ STE 100 1980 1986BALA CYNWYD PA 19004(800) 759-4961
PHILADELPHIA REINSURANCE CORP PA FC 1234 MARKET ST #1815 1952 1972PHILADELPHIA PA 19107(215) 832-3900
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PHL VARIABLE INS CO CT LC 100 BRIGHT MEADOW BLVD 1981 1982ENFIELD CT 06083-1900(860) 403-1000
PHOENIX AMERICAN WARRANTY CO INC FL WP 6303 BLUE LAGOON DR STE 225 1985 1992MIAMI FL 33126(305) 266-5665
PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO OF NY NH FC P O BOX 1000 1977 1977CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
PHOENIX INS CO THE CT FC 1 TOWER SQ 1850 1872HARTFORD CT 06183-6014(860) 277-0111
PHOENIX LIFE & ANNUITY CO CT LC 100 BRIGHT MEADOW BLVD 1981 1990ENFIELD CT 06083-1900(860) 403-1000
PHOENIX LIFE INS CO NY LC 100 BRIGHT MEADOW BLVD 1851 1928ENFIELD CT 06083-1900(860) 403-1000
PHOENIX NATIONAL INS CO OH LC 100 BRIGHT MEADOW BLVD 1948 1990ENFIELD CT 06083(860) 403-1000
PHYSICIANS BENEFITS TRUST LIFE INS CO IL LC 20 N MICHIGAN AVE STE 700 1909 1959CHICAGO IL 60602(800) 621-0748
PHYSICIANS INS CO OF WI INC WI FC P O BOX 45650 1986 1986MADISON WI 53717-5650(608) 831-8331
PHYSICIANS LIFE INS CO NE LC 2600 DODGE ST 1970 1971OMAHA NE 68131-2715(402) 633-1000
PHYSICIANS MUTUAL INS CO NE LC 2600 DODGE ST 1902 1963OMAHA NE 68131-2715(800) 228-9100
PHYSICIANS PLUS INS CORP WI HM 22 E MIFFLIN ST STE 200 1986 1986MADISON WI 53703(800) 545-5015
PIONEER LIFE INS CO IL LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA ST 1963 1982CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
PIONEER MUTUAL LIFE INS CO ND LC P O BOX 2546 1947 1995FARGO ND 58108-2546(701) 277-2300
PIONEER SECURITY LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 2550 1955 1981WACO TX 76702-2550(800) 736-7311
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PMA CAPITAL INS CO PA FC 1735 MARKET ST 1980 1991PHILADELPHIA PA 19103(215) 665-5000
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POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF THE U S OF N A IL FR 6100 N CICERO AVE 1896 1917CHICAGO IL 60646-4385(773) 286-0500
POLISH ROMAN CATHOLIC UNION OF AMER IL FR 984 N MILWAUKEE AVE 1887 1927CHICAGO IL 60622-4101(773) 782-2600
POLISH WOMENS ALLIANCE OF AMER IL FR 205 S NORTHWEST HWY 1902 1932PARK RIDGE IL 60068-5876(847) 384-1200
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PREFERRED PROFESSIONAL INS CO NE FC P O BOX 540658 1976 1990OMAHA NE 68154-0658(800) 441-7742
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH USA FOUNDATION PA GA 200 E 12TH ST 1799 1977JEFFERSONVILLE IN 47130-3854(812) 288-8841
PRESIDENTIAL LIFE INS CO NY LC 69 LYDECKER ST 1965 1985NYACK NY 10960-2103(845) 358-2300
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PRINCIPAL LIFE INS CO IA LC 711 HIGH ST 1879 1895DES MOINES IA 50392-0001(515) 247-5111
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PRO-GUARD INTERNATIONAL INC DE WP P O BOX 3615 1992 1996LAGUNA HILLS CA 92654-3615(800) 825-4826
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PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN LIFE INS CO OH LC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1967 1979MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(800) 321-9843
PROGRESSIVE CASUALTY INS CO OH FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1956 1973MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(440) 461-5000
PROGRESSIVE CLASSIC INS CO WI FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1983 1983MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(440) 461-5000
PROGRESSIVE HALCYON INS CO OH FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1986 1999MAYFIELD OH 44143-2182(800) 888-7764
PROGRESSIVE MAX INS CO OH FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1937 1999MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(440) 461-5000
PROGRESSIVE NORTHERN INS CO WI FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1980 1980MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(440) 461-5000
PROGRESSIVE NORTHWESTERN INS CO WA FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1982 1999MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(800) 888-7764
PROGRESSIVE SPECIALTY INS CO OH FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1975 1979MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(440) 461-5000
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PROTECTIVE DENTALCARE INC WI LH 2801 HIGHWAY 280 S 1987 1987BIRMINGHAM AL 35223(800) 866-3555
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PROTECTIVE LIFE INS CO TN LC P O BOX 2606 1907 1981BIRMINGHAM AL 35202(800) 866-3555
PROTECTIVE NATIONAL INS CO OF OMAHA THE NE FC 11128 JOHN GALT BLVD STE 200 1958 1959OMAHA NE 68137-2321(402) 970-8600
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INS CO RI FC P O BOX 518 1799 1873PROVIDENCE RI 02901-0518(401) 453-7000
PROVIDENT AMERICAN LIFE & HEALTH INS CO OH LC 17800 ROYALTON RD 1949 1986STRONGSVILLE OH 44136(440) 572-2400
PROVIDENT LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO TN LC FOUNTAIN SQ 1 N 1887 1926CHATTANOOGA TN 37402(423) 755-1011
PROVIDENT MUTUAL LIFE INS CO PA LC P O BOX 1717 1865 1927VALLEY FORGE PA 19482-1717(800) 523-4681
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PROVIDENTMUTUAL LIFE & ANNUITY CO OF AMER DE LC P O BOX 15750 1958 1980WILMINGTON DE 19850-5750(800) 654-7796
PROVINCE OF ST JOSEPH OF THE CAPUCHIN WI GA 301 CHURCH ST 1882 1978 ORDER THE MOUNT CALVARY WI 53057-9605
(920) 753-3911PRUCO LIFE INS CO AZ LC 213 WASHINGTON ST 9TH FL 1971 1982
NEWARK NJ 07102(877) 301-1212
PRUDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INS CO DE FC 23 MAIN ST 1978 1982HOLMDEL NJ 07733(732) 946-5000
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PRUDENTIAL INS CO OF AMERICA THE NJ LC 213 WASHINGTON ST 9TH FL 1873 1887NEWARK NJ 07102-2992(973) 802-6000
PRUDENTIAL PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO IN FC 23 MAIN ST 1975 1975HOLMDEL NJ 07733(732) 946-5000
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PUBLIC SERVICE MUTUAL INS CO NY FC ONE PARK AVE 1925 1964NEW YORK NY 10016(888) 663-7275
PUTNAM REINSURANCE CO NY FC 80 PINE ST 1977 1980NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 770-2000
PXRE REINSURANCE CO CT FC 399 THORNALL ST 14TH FL 1987 1987EDISON NJ 08837(732) 906-8100
PYRAMID LIFE INS CO THE KS LC P O BOX 772 1913 1970SHAWNEE MISSION KS 66201(913) 722-1110
QBE INS CORP DE FC WALL STREET PLZ 1980 198488 PINE ST 16TH FLNEW YORK NY 10005(212) 422-9888
QBE REINSURANCE CORPORATION PA FC WALL STREET PLZ 1964 197988 PINE ST 16TH FLNEW YORK NY 10005(212) 422-1212
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QUALITY CARE CHIROPRACTIC INS WI LH P O BOX 594 1991 1991HARTLAND WI 53029(414) 367-3200
RACINE COUNTY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 201 1873 1873FRANKSVILLE WI 53126-0201(262) 886-3617
RACINE DENTAL PLAN INC WI LH 1320 S GREEN BAY RD 1987 1987RACINE WI 53406(262) 637-9371
RADIAN GUARANTY INC PA FC 1601 MARKET ST 1976 1979PHILADELPHIA PA 19103(800) 523-1988
RAMPART INS CO NY FC 20 EXCHANGE PL 11TH FL 1979 1994NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 480-0570
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RANGER INS CO DE FC P O BOX 2807 1923 1964HOUSTON TX 77252-2807(800) 392-1970
RAPID RESPONSE ROADSERVICE MOTOR CLUB INC CA MC 730 PASEO CAMARILLO 2ND FL 1989 1990CAMARILLO CA 93010-0000(800) 384-8600
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RECIPROCAL OF AMERICA VA FC P O BOX 85058 1977 1998RICHMOND VA 23261-5058(804) 747-8600
REDLAND INS CO NJ FC 1177 AVE OF THE AMERICAS 1978 1988NEW YORK NY 10036(212) 805-9700
REEDSBURG WESTFIELD MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 1417 RIDGEVIEW DR 1876 1876REEDSBURG WI 53959(608) 524-3405
REGAL INS CO IN FC P O BOX 105091 1980 1993ATLANTA GA 30348(800) 852-8208
REGENT INS CO WI FC 1 GENERAL DR 1963 1963SUN PRAIRIE WI 53596-0001(608) 837-4440
REINSURANCE CO OF AMERICA INC IL FC 140 S DEARBORN ST STE 900 1972 1981CHICAGO IL 60603(312) 782-9453
RELIABLE LIFE INS CO THE MO LC 231 W LOCKWOOD AVE 1911 1969WEBSTER GROVES MO 63119-2327(314) 968-4900
RELIANCE LIFE INS CO DE LC THREE PARKWAY 1969 1980PHILADELPHIA PA 19102(215) 864-4000
RELIANCE STANDARD LIFE INS CO IL LC 2001 MARKET ST STE 1500 1907 1952PHILADELPHIA PA 19103(800) 351-7500
RELIANT INS CO PA FC 5701 STIRLING RD 1968 1968DAVIE FL 33314(800) 338-2560
RELIASTAR LIFE INS CO MN LC P O BOX 20 1885 1954MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440(612) 372-5432
RELIASTAR LIFE INS CO OF NY NY LC P O BOX 9004 1917 1967WOODBURY NY 11797(516) 682-8700
REPUBLIC FRANKLIN INS CO OH FC P O BOX 530 1949 1997UTICA NY 13503-0530(315) 734-2000
REPUBLIC INDEMNITY CO OF AMERICA CA FC 15821 VENTURA BLVD STE 370 1972 1995ENCINO CA 91436(818) 990-9860
REPUBLIC INDEMNITY CO OF CA CA FC 15821 VENTURA BLVD STE 370 1982 1995ENCINO CA 91436(818) 990-9860
REPUBLIC INS CO TX FC P O BOX 660560 1979 1980DALLAS TX 75266-0560(800) 344-2275
REPUBLIC MORTGAGE INS CO NC FC P O BOX 2514 1972 1991WINSTON SALEM NC 21702(800) 999-7642
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REPUBLIC VANGUARD LIFE INS CO TX LC 15305 DALLAS PKWY STE 700 1965 1967ADDISON TX 75001(888) 795-7267
REPUBLIC WESTERN INS CO AZ FC 2721 N CENTRAL AVE 1973 1980PHOENIX AZ 85004-1163(602) 263-6755
RESIDENTIAL GUARANTY CO AZ FC 601 MONTGOMERY ST 1994 1996SAN FRANCISCO CA 94111(415) 788-7878
RESOURCE LIFE INS CO IL LC 1000 N MILWAUKEE AVE 1963 1975GLENVIEW IL 60025(800) 588-7014
RESPONSE INS CO DE FC 4 GANNETT DR 1983 1984WHITE PLAINS NY 10604(914) 640-6500
RGA REINSURANCE CO MO LC 1370 TIMBERLAKE MANOR PKY 1981 1983CHESTERFIELD MO 63017-6039(636) 736-7000
RIDGEVIEW HEIGHTS INDEPENDENT LIVING CORP WI CC 2090 RIDGEWAY DR 1988 1996REEDSBURG WI 53959(608) 524-9088
RIPON COLLEGE WI GA P O BOX 248 1855 1977RIPON WI 54971-0248(920) 748-8106
RISCORP NATIONAL INS CO MO FC P O BOX 1329 1935 1980SARASOTA FL 34230-1329(941) 316-6820
RIVER FALLS MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 218 N MAIN ST 1876 1876RIVER FALLS WI 54022-2318(715) 425-5292
RLI INS CO IL FC 9025 N LINDBERG DR 1959 1972PEORIA IL 61615-1431(309) 692-1000
ROADGARD MOTOR CLUB INC FL MC 11222 QUAIL ROOST DR 1982 1984MIAMI FL 33157-6543(305) 253-2244
ROADWAY PROTECTION AUTO CLUB INC DE MC 1500 W SHURE DR 1996 1997ARLINGTON HTS IL 60004(847) 253-4800
ROCHDALE INS CO NY FC 59 MAIDEN LANE 1955 1982NEW YORK NY 10038(212) 220-7120
ROCK RIVER INS CO WI FC 100 FIRST STAMFORD PLACE 1964 2000 STE 325STAMFORD CT 06902(203) 975-5960
ROCKFORD MUTUAL INS CO IL FC P O BOX 5626 1896 1974ROCKFORD IL 61125-0626(815) 229-1500
ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF MADISON WI GA 3577 HIGHPOINT RD 1946 2001MADISON WI 53744-4983(608) 821-3000
ROSENDALE MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 3 1874 1874ROSENDALE WI 54974-0003(920) 872-2016
ROYAL & SUNALLIANCE PERSONAL INS CO NY FC P O BOX 1000 1991 1992CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
ROYAL INDEMNITY CO DE FC P O BOX 1000 1979 1980CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
ROYAL INS CO OF AMERICA IL FC P O BOX 3144 1957 1974NAPERVILLE IL 50566(630) 577-9200
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA IL FR 230 16TH ST 1895 1898ROCK ISLAND IL 61201-8608(309) 788-4561
ROYAL WARRANTY SERVICES INC FL WP 9300 ARROWPOINT BLVD 1998 1998CHARLOTTE NC 28273(704) 543-3332
RURAL COMMUNITY INS CO MN FC 3501 THURSTON AVE 1980 1995ANOKA MN 55303-1060(763) 323-2299
RURAL MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 5555 1934 1935MADISON WI 53705-0555(608) 836-5525
RUSHMORE NATIONAL LIFE INS CO SD LC P O BOX 1320 1937 1965RAPID CITY SD 57709-1320(800) 352-9281
SAFE DRIVER MOTOR CLUB INC DE MC ONE GEICO PLZ 1966 1980WASHINGTON DC 20076-0001(301) 986-2014
SAFECO INS CO OF AMERICA WA FC SAFECO PLZ 1953 1955SEATTLE WA 98185-0001(206) 545-5000
SAFECO INS CO OF IL IL FC SAFECO PLZ 1980 1984SEATTLE WA 98185(800) 544-2614
SAFECO INS CO OF PA PA FC SAFECO PLZ T-5 1976 1979SEATTLE WA 98185(206) 545-5000
SAFECO LIFE INS CO WA LC P O BOX 34690 1957 1959SEATTLE WA 98124-1690(425) 376-8000
SAFECO NATIONAL INS CO MO FC SAFECO PLZ 1972 1991SEATTLE WA 98185(206) 545-5000
SAFECO NATIONAL LIFE INS CO WA LC P O BOX 34690 1979 1980SEATTLE WA 98124-1690(425) 376-8000
SAFEGUARD INS CO CT FC 9300 ARROWPOINT BLVD 1867 1872O/O ROYAL & SUNALLIANCE USACHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
SAFEHEALTH LIFE INS CO CA LC P O BOX 30930 1970 1995LAGUNA HILLS CA 92654-0930(949) 425-4300
SAFETY NATIONAL CASUALTY CORP MO FC 2043 WOODLAND PKWY STE 200 1942 1989ST LOUIS MO 63146(314) 995-5300
SAFEWAY INS CO IL FC 790 PASQUINELLI DR 1962 1992WESTMONT IL 60559(630) 887-8300
SAGAMORE INS CO IN FC 1099 N MERIDIAN ST 1981 1989INDIANAPOLIS IN 46204(317) 636-9800
SAGE LIFE ASSURANCE OF AMERICA INC DE LC 300 ATLANTIC ST STE 302 1981 1981STAMFORD CT 06901(203) 602-6500
SAN CAMILLO INC WI CC 10200 W BLUEMOUND RD 1983 1984WAUWATOSA WI 53226(414) 259-6333
SAN FRANCISCO REINS CO CA FC 777 SAN MARIN DR 1956 1981NOVATO CA 94998-3452(415) 899-4600
SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION INC CT GA 54 WILTON RD 1962 1998WESTPORT CT 06880(203) 221-4020
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SBLI USA FINANCIAL SERVICES LIFE INS CO INC AZ LC P O BOX 1050 1995 1997NEWARK NJ 07101(877) 725-4375
SC & E ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES INC TX WP 8700 STEMMONS FREEWAY 1999 2000 STE 416DALLAS TX 75247(800) 272-7738
SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME MILW PROV INC WI GA 13105 WATERTOWN PLANK RD 1869 1993ELM GROVE WI 53122-2291(414) 782-9850
SCHOOL SISTERS OF ST FRANCIS INC WI GA 1501 S LAYTON BLVD 1980 1993MILWAUKEE WI 53215-1924(414) 384-4105
SCOR LIFE US RE INS CO TX LC 15305 DALLAS PKWY STE 700 1945 1963ADDISON TX 75001(800) 527-5416
SCOR REINSURANCE CO NY FC 199 WATER ST 21ST FL 1984 1998NEW YORK NY 10038(212) 480-1900
SCOTTSDALE INDEMNITY CO OH FC P O BOX 4110 1984 1994SCOTTSDALE AZ 85261-4110(480) 948-0505
SEA INS CO OF AMERICA THE NY FC P O BOX 1000 1991 1992CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
SEABOARD SURETY CO NY FC 5801 SMITH AVE 1927 1930BALTIMORE MD 21209-3653(410) 205-3000
SEARS LIFE INS CO IL LC 10255 W HIGGINS RD STE 700 1956 1992ROSEMONT IL 60018(847) 375-8001
SEATON INS CO WA FC 7 BULLFINCH PL 1901 1913BOSTON MA 02114-9510(617) 725-1540
SECURA INS A MUTUAL CO WI FC P O BOX 819 1900 1900APPLETON WI 54912-0819(920) 739-3161
SECURA SUPREME INS CO WI FC P O BOX 819 1995 1995APPLETON WI 54912-0819(920) 739-3161
SECURITY BENEFIT LIFE INS CO KS LC 700 HARRISON ST 1892 1963TOPEKA KS 66636-0001(785) 431-3000
SECURITY CONNECTICUT LIFE INS CO MN LC 20 WASHINGTON AVE SO 1955 1968MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401(800) 654-5375
SECURITY EQUITY LIFE INS CO NY LC 4100 BOY SCOUT BLVD 1983 1986TAMPA FL 33607(212) 578-9368
SECURITY FINANCIAL LIFE INS CO NE LC P O BOX 82248 1895 1998LINCOLN NE 68501-2248(800) 618-5182
SECURITY HEALTH PLAN OF WI INC WI HM P O BOX 8000 1986 1986MARSHFIELD WI 54449-8000(715) 221-9555
SECURITY INS CO OF HARTFORD CT FC P O BOX 1000 1841 1876CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(800) 243-7060 6700
SECURITY LIFE INS CO OF AMER MN LC 10901 RED CIRCLE DR 1956 1961MINNETONKA MN 55343-9137(800) 328-4667
SECURITY LIFE OF DENVER INS CO CO LC 1290 BROADWAY 1949 1969DENVER CO 80203-5601(303) 860-1290
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SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE INS CO OF NY NY LC P O BOX 1625 1886 1895BINGHAMTON NY 13902(607) 723-3551
SECURITY NATIONAL INS CO TX FC P O BOX 655028 1924 1993DALLAS TX 75265-5028(214) 360-8000
SECURITY NATIONAL LIFE INS CO UT LC P O BOX 57220 1967 1967SALT LAKE CITY UT 84157-0220(801) 264-1060
SECURITY UNION TITLE INS CO CA TC 171 N CLARK ST-8TH FL 1962 1979CHICAGO IL 60601(800) 621-1919
SELECT INS CO TX FC P O BOX 131771 1955 1970DALLAS TX 75313-1771(972) 650-2800
SELECTIVE INS CO OF AMERICA NJ FC 40 WANTAGE AVE 1925 1997BRANCHVILLE NJ 07890(973) 948-3000
SELECTIVE INS CO OF SC SC FC 40 WANTAGE AVE 1951 1995BRANCHVILLE NJ 07890(800) 777-9656
SELECTIVE INS CO OF THE SOUTHEAST NC FC 40 WANTAGE AVE 1980 1995BRANCHVILLE NJ 07890(201) 948-3000
SENECA INS CO INC NY FC 160 WATER ST 1978 1978NEW YORK NY 10038-4922(212) 344-3000
SENECA SIGEL MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 27 1891 1891VESPER WI 54489-0027(715) 569-4775
SENIOR HOUSING OF MIDDLETON WI CC 6720 CENTURY AVE 1999 2000MIDDLETON WI 53562(608) 836-8900
SENTINEL INS CO LTD CT FC HARTFORD PLAZA 1999 2001HARTFORD CT 06115(860) 547-5000
SENTRY CASUALTY CO WI FC 1800 N POINT DR 1973 1999STEVENS POINT WI 54481(715) 346-7296
SENTRY INS A MUTUAL CO WI FC 1800 N POINT DR 1913 1914STEVENS POINT WI 54481(715) 346-6000
SENTRY LIFE INS CO WI LC 1800 NORTH POINT DR 1958 1958STEVENS POINT WI 54481(715) 346-6000
SENTRY SELECT INS CO WI FC 1800 N POINT DR 1981 1982STEVENS POINT WI 54481(715) 346-7296
SERVICEPLAN INC IL WP 1000 MILWAUKEE AVE 1933 1995GLENVIEW IL 60025(847) 953-1000
SERVUS LIFE INS CO CT LC P O BOX 2999 1957 1974HARTFORD CT 06104-2999(860) 843-5867
SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST MEMORIAL FUND INC WI GA 3120 KENNEDY RD 1985 1996JANESVILLE WI 53547-1678(608) 752-5055
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN WI GA P O BOX 609 1939 2001 ASSOCIATION INC SHEBOYGAN WI 53082-0609
(920) 451-8000SHEBOYGAN FALLS MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 159 1899 1899
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SHELBY CASUALTY INS CO IL FC P O BOX 43360 1973 1974BIRMINGHAM AL 35243(800) 443-1573
SHELBY FARMERS MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 157 S LEONARD ST 1874 1874WEST SALEM WI 54669-0863(608) 786-3111
SHELBY INS CO THE IL FC P O BOX 43360 1986 1986BIRMINGHAM AL 35243(800) 444-2955
SHELL MOTORIST CLUB INC IN MC P O BOX 8610 1976 1978ELMHURST IL 60126-8610(800) 852-7263
SHENANDOAH LIFE INS CO VA LC P O BOX 12847 1914 2001ROANOKE VA 24029(540) 985-4400
SHEPHERDS BAPTIST MINISTRIES INC WI GA 1805 15TH AVE 1958 1984UNION GROVE WI 53182-1597(262) 878-5620
SHRINERS HOSP FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN CO GA 2900 ROCKY POINT DR 1925 1991TAMPA FL 33607(813) 281-0300
SIGNATURES NATIONWIDE AUTO CLUB INC DE MC 200 N MARTINGALE RD 1984 1984SCHAUMBURG IL 60173-2096(847) 605-3000
SINSINAWA DOMINICANS INC WI GA 585 COUNTY RD Z 1868 1992SINSINAWA WI 53824-9700(608) 748-4411
SIRIUS AMERICA INS CO DE FC 375 PARK AVE STE 2107 1977 1981NEW YORK NY 10152(212) 702-3700
SISTERS OF ST BENEDICT OF MADISON WIS INC WI GA 4200 COUNTY HWY M 1953 2000MIDDLETON WI 53562-2317(608) 836-1631
SISTERS OF ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI THE WI GA 3221 S LAKE DR 1898 1990ST FRANCIS WI 53235-3799(414) 744-1160
SLOVAK CATHOLIC SOKOL NJ FR 205 MADISON ST 1898 1947PASSAIC NJ 07055-5224(973) 777-2605
SLOVAK GYMNASTIC UNION SOKOL OF THE USA NJ FR P O BOX 189 1912 1939EAST ORANGE NJ 07019-2889(973) 676-0280
SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY PA FR 247 W ALLEGHENY RD 1907 1917IMPERIAL PA 15126(800) 445-2693
SOCIETY INS A MUTUAL CO WI FC P O BOX 1029 1915 1915FOND DU LAC WI 54936-1029(920) 922-1220
SONS OF NORWAY MN FR 1455 W LAKE ST 1898 1903MINNEAPOLIS MN 55408-2648(612) 827-3611
SOREMA NORTH AMERICA REINSURANCE CO NY FC 199 WATER ST 21ST FL 1980 1985NEW YORK NY 10038(212) 480-1900
SOUTH CAROLINA INS CO SC FC 1501 LADY ST 1910 1974COLUMBIA SC 29201-3401(803) 748-2000
SOUTH CENTRAL MUTUAL INS CO WI TM N8214 CTH EF 1874 1874CAMBRIA WI 53923(920) 348-5163
SOUTHEAST MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 26530 WASHINGTON AVE 1968 1968WATERFORD WI 53185(262) 534-4300
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SOUTHERN GENERAL INS CO GA FC P O BOX 28155 1979 1988ATLANTA GA 30358-0155(770) 644-0698
SOUTHERN LIFE & HEALTH INS CO WI LC 600 UNIVERSITY PARK PL STE 300 1890 1995BIRMINGHAM AL 35209-6774(205) 414-3000
SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER INC THE AL GA 400 WASHINGTON AVE 1971 1995MONTGOMERY AL 36104-0548(334) 264-0286
SOUTHERN WISCONSIN AND NORTHERN IL FIREMENS WI FR P O BOX 2652 1962 1978 ASSOCIATION DEATH BENEFIT PLAN ROCKFORD IL 61132-2652
(815) 654-2904SOUTHERN-OWNERS INS CO FL FC P O BOX 30660 1994 2001
LANSING MI 48909-8160(517) 323-1200
SOUTHLAND LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 105006 1908 1962ATLANTA GA 30348-5006(770) 980-5100
SPECIALTY NATIONAL INS CO IL FC 7501 E MCCORMICK PKWY 1925 1941SCOTTSDALE AZ 85258(847) 320-2000
SPRING GROVE MUTUAL INS CO WI TM W 1244 TEN EYCK RD 1875 1875BRODHEAD WI 53520(608) 897-2148
SSM HEALTH CARE MO GA ST MARYS HOSP MED CTR 1874 1990707 S MILLS STMADISON WI 53715(608) 258-5652
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ST PAUL MEDICAL LIABILITY INS CO MN FC 385 WASHINGTON ST 1982 1984ST PAUL MN 55102(651) 310-7911
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SURETY LIFE INS CO NE LC 3075 SANDERS RD STE H1A 1936 1963NORTHBROOK IL 60062-7127(800) 525-9287
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TOKIO MARINE & FIRE INS CO LTD THE NY FC 101 PARK AVE 1879 1974NEW YORK NY 10178-0001(212) 297-6600
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TRAVCO INS CO CT FC 1 TOWER SQ 1991 1996HARTFORD CT 06183-6014(860) 277-0111
TRAVELERS CASUALTY & SURETY CO CT FC ONE TOWER SQUARE 1964 1964HARTFORD CT 06183(860) 277-0111
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TRAVELERS COMMERCIAL CASUALTY CO CT FC ONE TOWER SQUARE 1981 1988HARTFORD CT 06183(860) 277-0111
TRAVELERS COMMERCIAL INS CO CT FC ONE TOWER SQUARE 1990 1990HARTFORD CT 06183-0001(860) 277-0111
TRAVELERS HOME AND MARINE INS CO THE CT FC ONE TOWER SQUARE 1991 1996HARTFORD CT 06183(860) 277-0111
TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO OF AMERICA THE CT FC 1 TOWER SQ 1946 1968HARTFORD CT 06183-0001(860) 277-0111
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TRAVELERS INS CO THE CT FC 1 TOWER SQ 1863 1865HARTFORD CT 06183-6014(860) 277-0111
TRAVELERS LIFE & ANNUITY CO THE CT LC 1 TOWER SQ 1973 1981HARTFORD CT 06183-0001(860) 277-0111
TRAVELERS MOTOR CLUB INC OK MC P O BOX 54799 1965 1982OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73154-1799(405) 848-1711
TRAVELERS PROPERTY CASUALTY INS CO CT FC ONE TOWER SQUARE 1990 1990HARTFORD CT 06183(860) 277-0111
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TRIAD GUARANTY INS CORP IL FC P O BOX 2300 1987 1991WINSTON SALEM NC 27102(800) 451-4872
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TRUSTMARK LIFE INS CO IL LC 400 FIELD DR 1925 1985LAKE FOREST IL 60045-2581(800) 877-9077
TUDOR OAKS RETIREMENT CENTER WI CC S77 W12929 MCSHANE RD 1930 1984HALES CORNERS WI 53130-0901(414) 529-0100
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UBS PAINEWEBBER LIFE INS CO CA LC 601 6TH AVE 1956 1961DES MOINES IA 50334(800) 986-0088
ULICO CASUALTY CO DE FC 111 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 1979 1987WASHINGTON DC 20001-1461(202) 682-6685
ULLICO LIFE INS CO TX LC 111 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 1976 1976WASHINGTON DC 20001(800) 888-1606
UNDERWRITERS INDEMNITY CO TX FC 9025 N LINDBERGH DR 1984 2000PEORIA IL 61615(309) 692-1000
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UNDERWRITERS REINSURANCE CO NH FC P O BOX 4030 1977 1992WOODLAND HILLS CA 91365(818) 878-9500
UNICARE LIFE & HEALTH INS CO DE LC 4553 LA TIENDA DR 1971 1981THOUSAND OAKS CA 91362(877) 864-2273
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UNIGARD INS CO WA FC 15805 NE 24TH ST 1960 1961BELLEVUE WA 98009(425) 641-4321
UNION BANKERS INS CO TX LC 600 COURTLAND ST 1953 1974ORLANDO FL 32804(407) 628-1776
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INS CO THE OH LC P O BOX 40888 1867 1956CINCINNATI OH 45240(800) 825-1551
UNION FIDELITY LIFE INS CO IL LC 500 VIRGINIA DR 1925 1951FORT WASHINGTON PA 19034(800) 245-2425
UNION LABOR LIFE INS CO THE MD LC 111 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 1925 1932WASHINGTON DC 20001-1461(202) 682-0900
UNION MUTUAL FIRE INS CO WI TM P O BOX 45 1874 1874EVANSVILLE WI 53536-0045(608) 882-5600
UNION SECURITY LIFE INS CO DE LC 260 INTERSTATE NORTH CR NW 1963 1984ATLANTA GA 30339(770) 763-1000
UNIONE ITALIANA REINS CO OF AMER INC NY FC 99 WALL ST 15TH FL 1978 1984NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 269-1951
UNITED AMERICAN INS CO DE LC P O BOX 8080 1947 1965MCKINNEY TX 75070(800) 331-2512
UNITED AMERICAS INS CO NY FC 805 THIRD AVE 1978 1983NEW YORK NY 10022(212) 486-0700
UNITED CAR CARE INC CO WP 3131 S VAUGHN WAY STE 410 1995 2000AURORA CO 80014(303) 306-0502
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UNITED FAMILY LIFE INS CO GA LC 10 GLENLAKE PKWY NE STE 500 1980 1988ATLANTA GA 30328-3473(800) 801-0800
UNITED FIDELITY LIFE INS CO TX LC P O BOX 13487 1977 1979KANSAS CITY MO 64105-1680(800) 366-6565
UNITED FINANCIAL CSLTY CO MO FC 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 1984 1986MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143-2182(800) 888-7764
UNITED FIRE & CSLTY CO IA FC P O BOX 73909 1946 1956CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52407-3909(319) 399-5700
UNITED FIRE & INDEMNITY CO TX FC P O BOX 73909 1936 1963CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52407-3909(319) 399-5700
UNITED GENERAL TITLE INS CO CO TC 999 EIGHTEENTH ST STE 3400 1983 2000DENVER CO 80202(303) 292-4848
UNITED GUARANTY CREDIT INS CO NC FC P O BOX 20597 1981 1991GREENSBORO NC 27420(336) 373-0232
UNITED GUARANTY MORTGAGE INDEMNITY CO NC FC P O BOX 20597 1972 1980GREENSBORO NC 27420(800) 334-8966
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UNITED GUARANTY RESIDENTIAL INS CO OF NC NC FC P O BOX 20597 1963 1973GREENSBORO NC 27420(800) 334-8966
UNITED HEALTHCARE INS CO CT LC 450 COLUMBUS BLVD 1972 1972HARTFORD CT 06103(860) 702-5000
UNITED HEARTLAND LIFE INS CO WI LC P O BOX 2013 1990 1997MILWAUKEE WI 53201-2013(262) 787-7400
UNITED INS CO OF AMER IL LC 1 E WACKER DR 1927 1957CHICAGO IL 60601-1800(312) 661-4500
UNITED INVESTORS LIFE INS CO MO LC P O BOX 10207 1981 1982BIRMINGHAM AL 35202-0207(205) 325-4300
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UNITED NATIONAL SPECIALTY INS CO WI FC 3 BALA PLZ E STE 300 1982 1982BALA CYNWYD PA 19004(610) 664-1500
UNITED OF OMAHA LIFE INS CO NE LC MUTUAL OF OMAHA PLZ 1926 1932OMAHA NE 68175-0001(800) 775-6000
UNITED SECURITY INS CO IA FC ONE BEACON ST 1946 1949BOSTON MA 02108(617) 725-6000
UNITED SERVICE PROTECTION CORPORATION DE WP 715 S PEAR ORCHARD RD 1999 2000 STE 400RIDGELAND MS 39157(601) 978-6732
UNITED SERVICES AUTOMOBILE ASSN TX FC 9800 FREDERICKSBURG RD 1922 1960SAN ANTONIO TX 78288-0001(800) 531-8100
UNITED STATES AUTO CLUB MOTORING DIV INC IN MC P O BOX 660460 1968 1970DALLAS TX 75266-0460(972) 653-9024
UNITED STATES AVIATION UNDERWRITERS IL RS 1011 E TOUHY AVE STE 425 1988 1988DES PLAINES IL 60018(708) 298-4186
UNITED STATES FIDELITY & GUARANTY CO MD FC 385 WASHINGTON ST 1896 1896ST PAUL MN 55102(800) 328-2189
UNITED STATES FIRE INS CO NY FC 305 MADISON AVE 1824 1911MORRISTOWN NJ 07960(973) 490-6600
UNITED STATES LETTER CARRIERS MUT TN FR 100 INDIANA AVE NW 1892 1968 BENEFIT ASSN WASHINGTON DC 20001
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UNITED WISCONSIN INS CO WI FC P O BOX 2013 1957 1957MILWAUKEE WI 53201(262) 787-7400
UNITED WISCONSIN LIFE INS CO WI LC P O BOX 19032 1982 1982GREEN BAY WI 54307-9032(800) 232-5432
UNITED WORLD LIFE INS CO NE LC MUTUAL OF OMAHA PLZ 1970 1970OMAHA NE 68175-0001(800) 775-6000
UNITEDHEALTHCARE OF WISCONSIN INC WI HM 10701 W RESEARCH DR 1986 1986WAUWATOSA WI 53226-0649(800) 879-0071
UNITY FINANCIAL LIFE INS CO PA LC ONE UNITY PLZ @ FRANKLIN SQ 1964 2000SYRACUSE NY 13250-5000(800) 836-7100
UNITY HEALTH PLANS INS CORP WI HM 840 CAROLINA ST 1983 1983SAUK CITY WI 53583(800) 362-3308
UNITY MUTUAL LIFE INS CO NY LC ONE UNITY PLZ @ FRANKLIN SQ 1903 1990SYRACUSE NY 13250-5000(800) 448-5454
UNIVERSAL GUARANTY LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 5147 1966 1987SPRINGFIELD IL 62705-5147(217) 241-6300
UNIVERSAL HOME PROTECTION INC WI WP 2728 COHO ST 1992 1992MADISON WI 53713(608) 271-7066
UNIVERSAL SURETY CO NE FC P O BOX 80468 1947 1971LINCOLN NE 68501(402) 435-4302
UNIVERSAL SURETY OF AMERICA TX FC P O BOX 1068 1984 1996HOUSTON TX 77251-1068(713) 722-4600
UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS INS CO KS FC P O BOX 11290 1982 1983OVERLAND PARK KS 66211-9707(800) 821-7803
UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS LIFE INS CO KS LC 7045 COLLEGE BLVD 1964 1973OVERLAND PARK KS 66211-1551(913) 339-1000
UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS SERVICE CORP MO WP 7045 COLLEGE BLVD 1984 1992OVERLAND PARK KS 66211(800) 821-7803
UNIVERSAL WARRANTY CORPORATION MI WP 12809 W DODGE RD 2000 2000OMHA NE 68154(402) 691-5428
UNIVERSITY LAKE SCHOOL WI GA P O BOX 290 1956 2001HARTLAND WI 53029(262) 367-6502
UNIVERSITY OF ST THOMAS MN GA 2115 SUMMIT AVE - DEV 1894 2000ST PAUL MN 55105-1096(651) 962-6950
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UNIVERSITY OF WI FOUNDATION WI GA P O BOX 8860 1945 1990MADISON WI 53708-8860(608) 263-4545
UNIVERSITY OF WI RIVER FALLS FOUNDATION INC WI GA 310 SOUTH HALL 1948 1990410 S THIRD STRIVER FALLS WI 54022(715) 425-3505
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UNUM LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA ME LC 2211 CONGRESS ST 1966 1971PORTLAND ME 04122(800) 633-7491
US FINANCIAL LIFE INS CO OH LC P O BOX 429560 1974 1988CINCINNATI OH 45242(513) 686-2000
US SPECIALTY INS CO TX FC 13403 NORTHWEST FREEWAY 1986 1988HOUSTON TX 77040-6094(713) 744-3700
USAA CASUALTY INS CO TX FC USAA BLDG 1968 19749800 FREDERICKSBURG RDSAN ANTONIO TX 78288-0001(800) 531-8111
USAA GENERAL INDEMNITY CO TX FC USAA BUILDING 1972 19899800 FREDERICKSBURG RDSAN ANTONIO TX 78288-0001(210) 498-2211
USAA LIFE INS CO TX LC 9800 FREDERICKSBURG RD 1963 1972SAN ANTONIO TX 78288(210) 498-8000
USABLE LIFE AR LC P O BOX 1650 1978 1997LITTLE ROCK AR 72203-1650(501) 375-7200
USAGENCIES DIRECT INS CO NY FC 8550 UNITED PLZ BLVD STE 805 1989 1996BATON ROUGE LA 70809(225) 928-9000
USG ANNUITY & LIFE CO OK LC P O BOX 617 1957 1970DES MOINES IA 50303-0617(515) 698-7000
UTICA MUTUAL INS CO NY FC P O BOX 530 1914 1924UTICA NY 13503-0530(315) 734-2000
UW-WHITEWATER FOUNDATION INC WI GA ALUMNI CTR 1962 1992WHITEWATER WI 53190-1790(414) 472-1105
UWM FOUNDATION INC THE WI GA 3230 E KENWOOD BLVD 1974 2001MILWAUKEE WI 53211-3460(414) 906-4640
VAC SERVICE CORP NY WP 99 TOWER DR 1981 1996MIDDLETOWN NY 10940(845) 692-3333
VALIANT INS CO IA FC 1400 AMERICAN LN 1973 1975SCHAUMBURG IL 60196-1056(847) 605-6000
VALLEY FORGE INS CO PA FC CNA PLZ 1944 1944CHICAGO IL 60685-0001(312) 822-5000
VALLEY FORGE LIFE INS CO PA LC CNA PLZ 1956 1959CHICAGO IL 60685(312) 822-5000
VALLEY HEALTH PLAN INC WI HM P O BOX 3128 1988 1988EAU CLAIRE WI 54702(715) 832-3235
VANLINER INS CO AZ FC ONE PREMIER DR 1953 1987ST LOUIS MO 63026(636) 343-9889
VARIABLE ANNUITY LIFE INS CO THE TX LC P O BOX 3206 1968 1969HOUSTON TX 77253-3206(713) 522-1111
VEHICLE PROTECTION PLUS LLC TN WP 268 CHRISTIAN CHURCH RD 1995 1996 STE 1JOHNSON CITY TN 37615(800) 330-9234
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VENTURE INS CO WI FC P O BOX 1513 1990 1990FOND DU LAC WI 54936-1513(920) 922-1246
VEREX ASSURANCE INC WI FC 6601 SIX FORKS RD 1969 1969RALEIGH NC 27615(800) 334-9270
VESTA FIRE INS CORP IL FC 3760 RIVER RUN DRIVE 1971 1984BIRMINGHAM AL 35243(205) 970-7000
VESTA INS CORP IL FC P O BOX 43360 1983 1989BIRMINGHAM AL 35243-3360(205) 970-7000
VETERANS LIFE INS CO IL LC 20 MOORES RD 1965 1974FRAZER PA 19355(610) 648-5000
VIATICARE CAPITAL L P MN VI 601 CARLSON PKWY STE 900 1995 1998MINNEAPOLIS MN 55305-5218(800) 333-2249
VIATICUS INC DE VI CNA PLZ 36S 1994 1997CHICAGO IL 60685(800) 390-1390
VICTORIA AUTOMOBILE INS CO IN FC 5915 LANDERBROOK DR 1994 1997CLEVELAND OH 44124-4058(440) 461-3461
VICTORIA FIRE & CASUALTY CO OH FC 5915 LANDERSBROOK DR STE 210 1983 1989CLEVELAND OH 44124-4058(440) 461-3461
VIGILANT INS CO NY FC 55 WATER ST 1939 1954NEW YORK NY 10041(212) 612-4000
VIKING INS CO OF WI CO FC P O BOX 1000 1971 1971CHARLOTTE NC 28201(800) 456-4642
VILLANOVA INS CO PA FC ONE LOGAN SQUARE STE 1400 1929 1961PHILADELPHIA PA 19103(215) 963-1200
VIRGINIA SURETY CO INC IL FC 1000 N MILWAUKEE AVE 1982 1982GLENVIEW IL 60025(847) 953-1000
VISION CARE NETWORK INS CORP WI LH 1421 WASHINGTON AVE 1989 1989RACINE WI 53403-2254(262) 637-7494
VISION INS PLAN OF AMER INC WI LH P O BOX 44077 1992 1992WEST ALLIS WI 53214(414) 475-1875
VISION SERVICE PLAN INS CO CT FC 3333 QUALITY DR 1987 1992RANCHO CORDOVA CA 95670-7985(800) 852-7600
VISTA LIFE INS CO MI LC P O BOX 6027 1974 1982DEARBORN MI 48121-6027(313) 322-7287
VOYAGER LIFE INS CO GA LC P O BOX 901045 1965 1988FORT WORTH TX 76101-2045(800) 334-9282
VOYAGER PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO SC FC P O BOX 901045 1978 1986FORT WORTH TX 76101-2045(800) 334-9282
VOYAGER SERVICE PROGRAMS INC FL WP 14025 RIVEREDGE DR STE 400 1992 2001TAMPA FL 33637(800) 334-9282
WARNER INS CO IL FC 4 GANNETT DR 1985 1986WHITE PLAINS NY 10604(312) 441-5400
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WARRANTECH AUTOMOTIVE INC CT WP 1441 W AIRPORT FWY STE 200 1990 1992EULESS TX 76040(817) 685-6601
WARRANTECH CONSUMER PRODUCT SERVICES INC CT WP 300 ATLANTIC ST 1990 1992STAMFORD CT 06901(203) 975-1100
WARRANTY ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION FL WP 4400 GOVERNMENT BLVD 1997 1997MOBILE AL 36693(888) 823-1997
WARRANTY BUSINESS SERVICES CORP MO WP 655 MARYVILLE CENTRE DR 1978 2001ST LOUIS MO 63141(314) 523-3167
WARRANTY CORPORATION OF AMERICA GA WP 3110 CROSSING PARK RD 1985 2000NORCROSS GA 30071(770) 416-9222
WARRANTY SUPPORT SERVICES INC NY WP 6010 ATLANTIC BLVD 2000 2001NORCROSS GA 30071-1303(800) 458-7071
WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL INS CO AZ FC 1200 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RD 1976 1993 STE 400ITASCA IL 60143-2625(800) 338-0753
WASHINGTON NATIONAL INS CO IL LC 11815 N PENNSYLVANIA AVE 1923 1925CARMEL IN 46032(800) 888-4918
WASHINGTON TOWN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM RR 1 BOX 22A 1889 1890WASHINGTON IS WI 54246-9801(920) 847-2041
WATCHTOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY NY GA 25 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 1909 2001 OF NEW YORK INC BROOKLYN NY 11201-2483
(718) 560-5000WATERTOWN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 402 1872 1872
WATERTOWN WI 53094-3708(920) 261-2400
WAUKESHA COUNTY MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 107 ARCADIAN AVE 1874 1874WAUKESHA WI 53186-5001(262) 542-4112
WAUKESHA MEMORIAL HOSP FOUNDATION INC WI GA 725 AMERICAN AVE 1978 1993WAUKESHA WI 53188-5099(262) 928-2289
WAUSAU BUSINESS INS CO WI FC P O BOX 8017 1907 1989WAUSAU WI 54402-8017(715) 845-5211
WAUSAU GENERAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 8017 1972 1991WAUSAU WI 54402-8017(715) 845-5211
WAUSAU UNDERWRITERS INS CO WI FC P O BOX 8017 1979 1979WAUSAU WI 54402-8017(715) 845-5211
WAUSAU-STETTIN MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 269 1998 1998WAUSAU WI 54402-1965(715) 842-0686
WAYLAND ACADEMY WI GA 101 N UNIVERSITY AVE 1939 1988BEAVER DAM WI 53916-2253(414) 885-3373
WEA INS CORP WI LC P O BOX 7338 1985 1985MADISON WI 53707-7338(608) 276-4000
WEA PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO WI FC 2800 ROYAL AVE STE 212 1993 1993MADISON WI 53713-7338(608) 276-4000
WELLINGTON LIFE INS CO AZ LC 240 CORPORATE BLVD 1975 1986NORFOLK VA 23502(757) 459-5200
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WELLMARK COMMUNITY INS INC IA LC 636 GRAND AVE 1985 1988DES MOINES IA 50309-2565(515) 245-4500
WELS FOUNDATION INC WI GA 2929 N MAYFAIR RD 1965 1977MILWAUKEE WI 53222-4392(414) 256-3258
WESCO INS CO DE FC 200 SOMERSET CORP BLVD 1962 1989 STE 100BRIDGEWATER NJ 08807(800) 627-7282
WEST AMERICAN INS CO IN FC 9450 SEWARD RD 1923 1958FAIRFIELD OH 45014-5456(800) 843-6446
WEST BEND MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 1900 S 18TH AVE 1894 1894WEST BEND WI 53095-4605(262) 334-5571
WEST CENTRAL MUTUAL INS CO WI TM 36396 MAIN STREET 1871 1872WHITEHALL WI 54773-0646(715) 538-2249
WEST COAST LIFE INS CO CA LC P O BOX 193892 1915 1985SAN FRANCISCO CA 94119(800) 366-9378
WESTCHESTER FIRE INS CO NY FC P O BOX 41484 TL14F 1837 1874PHILDELPHIA PA 19101-1484(800) 982-9826
WESTCHESTER SPECIALTY INS SERVICES INC NV WP SIX CONCOURSE PKWY STE 2500 1908 1999ATLANTA GA 30328(770) 393-9955
WESTERN & SOUTHERN LIFE INS CO THE OH LC 400 BROADWAY ST 1888 1960CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 629-1800
WESTERN AGRICULTURAL INS CO AZ FC 5400 UNIVERSITY AVE 1971 1999WEST DES MOINES IA 50266-5997(515) 225-5400
WESTERN CATHOLIC UNION IL FR 510 MAINE ST 1877 1964QUINCY IL 62301(217) 223-9721
WESTERN CONTINENTAL INS CO TX FC 20 EXCHANGE PLACE 11TH FL 1970 1989NEW YORK NY 10005(212) 480-0570
WESTERN DIVERSIFIED CASUALTY INS CO WI FC P O BOX 770 1969 1969DEERFIELD IL 60015-0770(800) 323-5771
WESTERN DIVERSIFIED LIFE INS CO IL LC 777 FRONT ST 1972 1979SAN DIEGO CA 92101(800) 323-5771
WESTERN FRATERNAL LIFE ASSN IA FR 1900 1ST AVE NE 1897 1900CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52402-5321(319) 363-2653
WESTERN GENERAL WARRANTY CORP CA WP 16501 VENTURA BLVD #200 1992 1995ENCINO CA 91436(800) 242-9442
WESTERN INDEMNITY INS CO TX FC 820 GESSNER STE 1200 1987 1990HOUSTON TX 77024(800) 275-3873
WESTERN NATIONAL ASSURANCE CO WA FC P O BOX 1463 1957 1996MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440(952) 835-5350
WESTERN NATIONAL MUTUAL INS CO MN FC P O BOX 1463 1915 1954MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440(952) 835-5350
WESTERN RESERVE LIFE ASSURANCE CO OF OH OH LC P O BOX 5068 1957 1967CLEARWATER FL 33758-5068(727) 299-1800
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WESTERN SECURITY LIFE INS CO AZ LC P O BOX 7161 1966 1997INDIANAPOLIS IN 46207-7161(317) 927-6500
WESTERN SOUTHERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO OH LC 400 BROADWAY ST 1980 1981CINCINNATI OH 45202-3312(513) 629-1800
WESTERN SURETY CO SD FC P O BOX 5077 1900 1942SIOUX FALLS SD 57117-5077(605) 336-0850
WESTFIELD INS CO OH FC P O BOX 5001 1929 1946WESTFIELD CTR OH 44251-5001(330) 887-0101
WESTFIELD NATIONAL INS CO OH FC P O BOX 5001 1968 1982WESTFIELD CTR OH 44251-5001(330) 887-0101
WESTPORT INS CORP MO FC P O BOX 2979 1977 1977OVERLAND PARK KS 66201-1379(913) 676-5270
WESTWARD LIFE INS CO AZ LC P O BOX 6025 1965 1994LAKEWOOD CA 90714-6025(562) 420-6103
WHEATON FRANCISCAN SERVICES INC IL GA 26 W 171 ROOSEVELT RD 1983 1998WHEATON IL 60187(630) 784-2550
WILLIAM PENN ASSN PA FR 709 BRIGHTON RD 1886 1953PITTSBURGH PA 15233-1821(412) 231-2979
WILLIAMSBURG NATIONAL INS CO CA FC P O BOX 3190 1986 1999CERRITOS CA 90703(562) 404-3506
WILSHIRE INS CO NC FC P O BOX 10800 1985 1991RALEIGH NC 27605-0800(919) 833-1600
WILSON MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 1340 1872 1872SHEBOYGAN WI 53082-1340(920) 458-3359
WINDSOR INS CO IN FC P O BOX 105091 1987 1989ATLANTA GA 30348-5091(800) 852-8208
WINTERTHUR INTERNATIONAL AMERICA INS CO WI FC SEAVIEW HOUSE 1945 195970 SEAVIEW AVESTAMFORD CT 06902-6040(203) 964-5200
WISCONSIN A U L INC CA WP 1325 IMOLA AVE W PMB 318 1999 1999NAPA CA 94559(800) 826-3207
WISCONSIN AMERICAN MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 1438 1898 1898FOND DU LAC WI 54935-1438(920) 923-9680
WISCONSIN ASSOCIATION OF MUTUAL INS COS WI RS P O BOX 14106 1995 1995MADISON WI 53714-0106(608) 246-2552
WISCONSIN AUTO AND TRUCK DEALERS INS CORP WI LC 150 E GILMAN ST LEVEL A 2001 2001MADISON WI 53703(608) 251-5577
WISCONSIN AUTOMOBILE INS PLAN WI FC P O BOX 3080 1967 1967MILWAUKEE WI 53201-3080(414) 479-2609
WISCONSIN COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU WI RS 2200 N MAYFAIR RD 1975 1975WAUWATOSA WI 53226(262) 796-4540
WISCONSIN CORP OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS WI GA P O BOX 7310 1947 1998MADISON WI 53707-7310(608) 241-5235
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WISCONSIN COUNTY MUTUAL INS CORP WI FC 100 RIVER PL STE 101 1987 1987MONONA WI 53716(608) 224-5330
WISCONSIN HEALTH CARE LIABILITY INS PLAN WI FC P O BOX 8017 1976 1976WAUSAU WI 54401(715) 842-6242
WISCONSIN INS PLAN WI FC 700 W MICHIGAN ST STE 320 1970 1970MILWAUKEE WI 53233-2415(414) 291-5353
WISCONSIN LAWYERS MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 49 KESSEL COURT 1986 1986MADISON WI 53711(608) 288-1866
WISCONSIN LUTHERAN COLLEGE CONFERENCE INC WI GA 8800 W BLUEMOUND RD 1972 1999MILWAUKEE WI 53226(414) 443-8800
WISCONSIN MUNICIPAL MUTUAL INS CO WI FC 4785 HAYES RD 1987 1987MADISON WI 53704-7364(608) 246-3336
WISCONSIN MUTUAL INS CO WI FC P O BOX 974 1903 1903MADISON WI 53701-0974(608) 836-4663
WISCONSIN PHYSICIANS SERVICE INS CORP WI LC 1717 W BROADWAY 1977 1977MADISON WI 53713-1895(608) 221-4711
WISCONSIN PROVINCE OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS WI GA 3400 W WISCONSIN AVE 1954 1979MILWAUKEE WI 53208(414) 937-6949
WISCONSIN REINSURANCE CORP WI FC P O BOX 7988 1972 1972MADISON WI 53707-7988(608) 242-4500
WISCONSIN UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION INC WI GA 750 WINDSOR ST STE 305 1894 1994SUN PRAIRIE WI 53590-0620(608) 837-9582
WISCONSIN VISION SERVICE PLAN INC WI LC 3333 QUALITY DR 1957 1968RANCHO CORDOVA CA 95670(916) 851-5000
WMAC CREDIT INS CORP WI FC 601 MONTGOMERY ST 1980 1980SAN FRANCISCO CA 94111(415) 788-7878
WOMANS LIFE INS SOCIETY MI FR 1338 MILITARY ST 1897 1897PORT HURON MI 48060-5020(810) 985-5191
WOODMEN ACCIDENT & LIFE CO NE LC P O BOX 82288 1890 1896LINCOLN NE 68501-2288(402) 476-6500
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD LIFE INS SOCIETY NE FR 1700 FARNAM ST 1891 1893OMAHA NE 68102-2002(402) 342-1890
WORKMENS AUTO INS CO CA FC P O BOX 54845 1949 2000LOS ANGELES CA 90015(213) 747-6492
WORKMENS BENEFIT FUND OF THE USA NY FR 99 N BROADWAY 1899 1944HICKSVILLE NY 11801-2905(516) 938-6060
WORLD INS CO NE LC P O BOX 3160 1903 1971OMAHA NE 68103-0160(402) 496-8000
WORLD VISION INC CA GA P O BOX 9716 1950 1978FEDERAL WAY WA 98063-9716(253) 815-1000
WORLD WILDLIFE FUND INC DE GA 1250 24TH ST NW 1990 2000WASHINGTON DC 20037-1132(202) 293-4800
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WORLDWIDE DIRECT AUTO INS CO KY FC 580 WALNUT ST 1961 1986CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 369-5000
WORLDWIDE INS CO OH FC 580 WALNUT ST 1979 1979CINCINNATI OH 45202(513) 369-5000
WYNNS EXTENDED CARE INC CA WP 1050 W FIFTH ST 1972 1999AZUSA CA 91702(626) 334-0231
XL CAPITAL ASSURANCE INC NY FC P O BOX 1000 1991 1992CHARLOTTE NC 28201-1000(704) 522-2000
XL INS CO OF NEW YORK INC NY FC SEAVIEW HOUSE 1951 198470 SEAVIEW AVESTAMFORD CT 06902(800) 825-0880
XL REINSURANCE AMERICA INC NY FC SEAVIEW HOUSE 1929 193870 SEAVIEW AVESTAMFORD CT 06902-6040(800) 622-1840
XL SPECIALTY INS CO IL FC 20 N MARTINGALE RD STE 200 1979 1988SCHAUMBURG IL 60173(800) 394-3909
YASUDA FIRE & MARINE INS CO OF AMERICA THE NY FC 2 WORLD FINANCIAL CTR 1962 1981225 LIBERTY ST FL 43NEW YORK NY 10281-1008(800) 444-6870
YORK INS CO IL FC P O BOX 518 1955 1973PROVIDENCE RI 02901(401) 453-7000
YORKVILLE & MT PLEASANT MUTUAL INS CO WI TM P O BOX 35 1874 1874UNION GROVE WI 53182-0035(262) 878-5300
YOSEMITE INS CO IN FC P O BOX 159 1964 1974EVANSVILLE IN 47701(800) 325-2147
YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF WI GA 161 W WISCONSIN AVE STE 4000 1882 1999 METROPOLITAN MILWAUKEE INC THE MILWAUKEE WI 53203
(414) 274-0732ZC INS CO NJ FC ONE CHASE MANHATTAN PLZ 1986 1991
NEW YORK NY 10005(800) 294-9242
ZENITH INS CO CA FC 21255 CALIFA ST 1949 1996WOODLAND HILLS CA 91367(818) 713-1000
ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO NY FC 1400 AMERICAN LN TOWER 1 1913 1913 19TH FLSCHAUMBURG IL 60196(847) 605-6000
ZURICH AMERICAN INS CO OF IL IL FC 1400 AMERICAN LANE TOWER 1 1973 1985 19TH FLSCHAUMBURG IL 60196-1056(847) 605-6238
ZURICH LIFE INS CO OF AMERICA IL LC 1 KEMPER DR T1 1960 1961LONG GROVE IL 60049-0001(847) 550-5500
ZURICH REINSURANCE (NORTH AMERICA) INC CT FC P O BOX 29 1990 1996STAMFORD CT 06904-0029(203) 965-8800
ZURICH SERVICES CORPORATION THE IL WP 1400 AMERICAN LANE 1992 2001SCHAUMBURG IL 60196-1056(847) 605-6000
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Insurance Commissioners
Honorable Bob LohrDirector of Insurance550 W. 7th Avenue, Ste. 1560Anchorage, AK 99501-3567907-269-7900
Honorable David ParsonsCommissioner of Insurance201 Monroe St., Ste. 1700Montgomery, AL 36104334-269-3550
Honorable Elisara T. TogiaiInsurance CommissionerOffice of the GovernorAmerican Samoa GovernmentPago Pago, American Samoa96799011-684-633-4116
Honorable Mike PickensCommissioner of Insurance1200 W. Third St.Little Rock, AR 72201-1904501-371-2600
Honorable Chuck CohenDirector of Insurance2910 N. 44th St., Ste. 210Phoenix, AZ 85018-7256602-912-8400
Honorable Harry LowInsurance Commissioner300 Capitol Mall, Ste. 17Sacramento, CA 95814916-492-3500
Honorable William J. Kirven, IIICommissioner of Insurance1560 Broadway, Ste. 850Denver, CO 80202303-894-7499
Honorable Susan CogswellCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 816Hartford, CT 06142-0816860-297-3800
Honorable Larry MirelCommissioner of Insurance810 First St. NE, Ste. 701Washington, DC 20002202-727-8000 x3018
Honorable Donna Lee WilliamsCommissioner of InsuranceRodney Bldg.841 Silver Lake Blvd.Dover, DE 19904302-739-4251
Honorable Tom GallagherCommissioner of InsuranceState Capitol Plz., Level 11Tallahassee, FL 32399-0300850-413-2804
Honorable John OxendineCommissioner of Insurance704 W. Tower Floyd Mem. Bldg.2 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.Atlanta, GA 30334404-656-2056
Honorable Joseph T. DuenasCommissioner of InsuranceDept. of Rev. & TaxPO Box 23607GMF, Guam 96921671-475-1843
Honorable Wayne MetcalfInsurance CommissionerDept. of Comm. & Cons. AffairsPO Box 3614Honolulu, HI 96811-3614808-586-2790
Honorable Terri VaughanCommissioner of Insurance330 E. Maple St.Des Moines, IA 50319515-281-5705
Honorable Mary L. HartungDirector of Insurance700 W. State St., 3rd Fl.Boise, ID 83720-0043208-334-4250
Honorable Nathaniel S. ShapoDirector of Insurance320 W. Washington St., 4th Fl.Springfield, IL 62767-0001217-782-4515
Honorable Sally McCartyCommissioner of Insurance311 W. Washington St., Ste. 300Indianapolis, IN 46204-2787317-232-2385
Honorable Kathleen SebeliusCommissioner of Insurance420 SW 9th St.Topeka, KS 66612-1678785-296-7801
Honorable Janie A. MillerCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 517Frankfort, KY 40602-0517502-564-6027
Honorable J. Robert WooleyActing Commissioner of InsurancePO Box 94214Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9214225-342-5423
Honorable Julie BowlerCommissioner of InsuranceOne South Station, 4th Fl.Boston, MA 02210617-521-7301
Honorable Steven B. LarsenCommissioner of Insurance525 St. Paul Pl.Baltimore, MD 21202-2272410-468-2090
Honorable Alessandro IuppaSuperintendent of InsuranceState Office Bldg., Sta. 34Augusta, ME 04333-0034207-624-8475
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Honorable Frank FitzgeraldCommissioner of InsuranceDept. of Commerce611 W. Ottawa St., 2nd Fl. N.Lansing, MI 48933-1020517-335-3167
Honorable James C. BernsteinCommissioner of InsuranceDept. of Commerce85 7th Pl. E, Ste 500St. Paul, MN 55101-2198651-296-6025
Honorable Scott B. LakinDirector of Insurance301 W. High St., Ste. 530Jefferson City, MO 65101573-751-4126
Honorable George DaleCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 79Jackson, MS 39205601-359-3569
Honorable John MorrisonCommissioner of Insurance840 Helena Ave.Helena, MT 59601406-444-2040
Honorable Jim LongCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 26387Raleigh, NC 27611919-733-3058
Honorable Jim PoolmanCommissioner of Insurance600 E. Blvd.Bismarck, ND 58505-0320701-328-2440
Honorable Tim WagnerDirector of InsuranceTerminal Bldg.941 O St., Ste. 400Lincoln, NE 68508402-471-2201
Honorable Paula RogersCommissioner of Insurance56 Old Suncook Rd.Concord, NH 03301603-271-2261
Honorable Holly BakkeCommissioner of Insurance20 W. State St. CN325Trenton, NJ 08625609-292-5360
Honorable Eric P. SernaSuperintendent of InsurancePO Drawer 1269Santa Fe, NM 87504-1269505-827-4601
Honorable Alice Molasky-ArmanCommissioner of Insurance788 Fairview Dr., Ste. 300Carson City, NV 89701-5753775-687-4270
Honorable Gregory V. SerioSuperintendent of Insurance25 Beaver St.New York, NY 10004-2319212-480-2292
Honorable Lee CovingtonDirector of Insurance2100 Stella Ct.Columbus, OH 43215-1067614-644-2658
Honorable Carroll FisherCommissioner of Insurance2401 NW 23rd St., Ste. 28Oklahoma City, OK 73107405-521-2828
Honorable Joel S. ArioInsurance Administrator350 Winter St. NE, Rm. 440Salem, OR 97310-3883503-947-7980
Honorable Diane KokenCommissioner of Insurance1326 Strawberry Sq., 13th Fl.Harrisburg, PA 17120717-783-0442
Honorable Fermin M.Contreras GomezCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 8330Fernandez Juncos StationSanturce, PR 00910-8830787-722-8686
Honorable Alfonso E.MastrostefanoSuperintendent of Insurance233 Richmond St., Ste. 233Providence, RI 02903-4233401-222-2223
Honorable Ernst CsiszarDirector of InsurancePO Box 100105Columbia, SC 29202-3105803-737-6160
Honorable Darla L. LyonDirector of Insurance118 W. Capitol Ave.Pierre, SD 57501-2000605-773-4104
Honorable Anne PopeCommissioner of InsuranceDavy Crockett Tower, 5th Fl.500 James Robertson Pky.Nashville, TN 37243-0565615-741-2241
Honorable Jose MontemayorCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 149104Austin, TX 78714-9104512-463-6464
Honorable Merwin StewartCommissioner of InsuranceState Office Bldg., Rm. 3110Salt Lake City, UT 84114-1201801-538-3800
Honorable Alfred W. GrossCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 1157Richmond, VA 23218804-371-9694
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Honorable Gerard James, IILieutenant Governor/CommissionerAttn: Marileen Thomas#18 Kongens Gade Charlotte AmalieSt. Croix, VI 00820340-774-7166
Honorable Elizabeth CostleCommissioner of InsuranceDept. of Banking, Ins. & Securities89 Main St., Drawer 20Montpelier, VT 05620-3101802-828-3301
Honorable Mike KreidlerCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 40255Olympia, WA 98504-0255360-586-7525
Honorable Connie L. O’ConnellCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 7873Madison WI 53707-7873608-267-1233
Honorable Jane L. ClineCommissioner of InsurancePO Box 50540Charleston, WV 25305-0540304-558-3354
Honorable John McBrideCommissioner of InsuranceHerschler Bldg.122 W. 25th St., 3rd E.Cheyenne, WY 82002-0440307-777-7401