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CompanySalesEmployees
ACE Limited$13.1B (2005)10,000
Aegon 27,000
Aegon USA 14,000
Aetna$22.5B (2005)27,000
AFLAC$11.4B (2003)6200 (2003)
Alleghany Corporation  
Allmerica Financial  
Allstate$35.4B (2005)38,000
Ambac Financial Group$1.7B (2005)350
American Family Insurance$6.6B (2004)8200 (2004)
American Financial Group$4.4B (2007)5300 (2008)
American International Group$113B (2006)105,000
American National Insurance$3.0B (2005)2150
AmerUs Group  
Amica Mutual Insurance 3000
Anthem$16.7B (2003)20,100 (2003)
Aon$9.8B (2003)54000 (2003)
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.$1.5B (2005)8000
Assurant$7.5B (2005)12,000
Auto-Owners Insurance$4.7B (2004)3300 (2004)
Aviva$69B (2005)55,000
AXA$122B (2004)80,000
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida  
Blue Cross of California  
Blue Shield of California 4500
ChoicePoint$918M (2004)5000 (2004)
Chubb$11.4B (2003)12300 (2003)
CIGNA$16.7B (2005)28,000
Cincinnati Financial$3.8B (2005)3650
CNA Financial$9.9B (2005)10,000
Commerce Group$1.9B (2005)2150
Conseco$4.3B (2004)4,350 (2004)
COUNTRY Insurance & Financial$3.1B (2005)5000
Equitable Life Assurance Society  
Erie Insurance Group$1.2B (2007)4100
Federated Insurance$1.5B (2005) 
Fidelity National Financial$5.52B (2007)15,000
FM Global$3.1B (2005)4700
Fortis NV 50,000
GEICO$9.2B22000
General Re$6.4B (2005)1500 (2005)
Guardian Life$6.7B (2003)5500 (2003)
Hanover Insurance Group$2.8B (2007)3900
Hartford Financial$25.9B30,000
HCC Insurance Holdings$1.6B (2005)1500
HealthMarkets 2700
Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs Company$674M (2005)3600
Insurance Company of North America  
Jefferson-Pilot$4.1B (2004)3600 (2004)
John Hancock Financial$10B (2003)8000 (2003)
Knights of Columbus (Insurance)  
Liberty Mutual$16.6B (2003)38,000 (2003)
Life Partners Group  
Lincoln National$5.3B (2004)5400 (2004)
Manulife$12.9B (2003)13000 (2003)
Markel$2.2B (2005)1900
Marsh & McLennan$11.6B (2003)60,500 (2003)
Massachusetts Mutual Life$22.8B (2005)27,000
MBIA$2.3B (2005)625
Mercury General$3.0B (2005)5000
Metropolitan Life$53.0B (2007)50,000
MGIC Investment$1.5B (2005)1200
Millea Holdings 20,000
Minnesota Life Insurance  
Munich Re  
Munich Re Canada Group  
Mutual of America Life$1.7B (2005) 
Mutual of Omaha$4.2B (2007)4600
National Life Group  
Nationwide$29.4B (2002)30000 (2002)
New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance  
New York Life$21.1B (2007)15,000
North Carolina Mutual Life  
Northwestern Mutual$21.4B (2007)7500
Ohio Casualty$1.7B (2005)2100
Old Republic International$3.9B6500
Pacific Life$5.0B (2007)3100
Penn Mutual Life$1.2B (2005)3000
Phoenix Companies$2.6B (2005)1500
PMI Group$1.19B (2007)1000
Progressive$11.9B (2003)25,800
Protective Life$2.1B (2005)2200
QBE Insurance Group 7800
Reliance Group Holdings  
Rollins$802M (2005)8000
Safeco$7.3B (2003)11200 (2003)
Securian Financial Group$2.9B (2007)5000
Selective Insurance Group$1.7B (2005)2000
Sentry Insurance$2.5B (2007) 
St. Paul Companies 10000 (2003)
St. Paul Travelers$8.8B (2003)9300 (2003)
StanCorp Financial$2.3B (2005)7500
State Farm Insurance$59B (2006)80,000
Swiss Re$28B8000
The Midland Company$733M (2005)1000
Torchmark$3.1B (2005)4500
Transatlantic Holdings$3.8B (2005)500
Travelers Corporation  
Travelers Group  
Travelers Property Casualty$15.1B (2003) 
UICI  
Unitrin$3.0B (2005)8400
Unum$10.5B (2007)9,700 (2007)
Unum Provident$10B (2003)13400 (2003)
USAA$10.6B (2003)21000 (2003)
W. R. Berkley$5.6B (2007)5500
White Mountains Insurance$4.6B (2005)5000
Willis Group Holdings$2.58B (2007)13,000
XL Capital$11.3B (2005)3600
Zenith National Insurance$1.3B (2005)1800
Zürich Financial Services$49.3B (2004)50,000



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