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  2. The Prudential Insurance Company Of America - Encyclopedia.com

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    The Prudential Insurance Company of America 751 Broad StreetPrudential PlazaNewark, New Jersey [1] 07102U.S.A.(201) 802-6000Fax: (201) 802-3128 Mutual CompanyIncorporated: 1875 as Widows and Orphans Friendly SocietyEmployees: 105,000Assets: $163.97 billion The Prudential Insurance Company of Ame

  3. Prudential Insurance Company v. Benjamin 328 U.S. 408 (1946)

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    BENJAMIN 328 U.S. 408 (1946) The dissenters in united states v. south-eastern under-writers (1944) feared that declaring insurance to be interstate commerce, subject to congressional regulation, would create chaos by rendering state regulation of that industry void. An act of Congress, however, left most such regulation standing and Justice ...

  4. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company - Encyclopedia.com

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    Boston, Massachusetts 02117. U.S.A. (617) 572-6000. Fax: (617) 572-6451. Mutual Company. Incorporated: 1862. Employees: 20,000. Assets: $32.34 billion. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company is the nation ’ s ninth-largest life insurer, with $198 billion of life insurance in force covering 17 million lives in 1990.

  5. Jackson National Life Insurance Company - Encyclopedia.com

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    U.S.A. (517) 394-3400. Fax: (517) 394-7107. Wholly owned subsidiary of Prudential Corporation plc. Founded: 1961. Sales: $16.6 billion. Employees: 1,300. SICs: 6311 Life Insurance. Jackson National Life Insurance Company is one of the top life insurance companies in the United States, with 17 regional offices, 80,000 agents, and customers in 45 ...

  6. John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. | Encyclopedia.com

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    1880s: Pioneer in Industrial Life Insurance. Prudential Insurance Company had at the same time introduced industrial life insurance for the less affluent. Premiums were paid weekly rather than annually or semiannually. Its premiums and benefits were lower than those of ordinary life insurance. Policies were started for as little as five cents.

  7. Ryan, Arthur F. 1942– - Encyclopedia.com

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    A new company, Prudential Financial, was incorporated and taken public to acquire the assets of Prudential Insurance. Ryan retained the CEO post and chairmanship of the new stock company, which on December 13, 2001 began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

  8. New York Life Insurance Company - Encyclopedia.com

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    New York Life Insurance Company. 51 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10010 U.S.A. (212) 576-7000 Fax: (212) 576-6794. Mutual Company Incorporated: 1841 as Nautilus Insurance Company Employees: 8,181 Assets: $46.65 billion. New York Life Insurance Company is one of the five largest mutual insurance companies in the United States. It has ...

  9. Prudential Financial Inc. - Encyclopedia.com

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    Prudential went public on the New York Stock Exchange and launched one of the largest public offerings ever in the industry on December 13 of that year. The IPO raised more than $3 billion. At this time, the company adopted the Prudential Financial Inc. moniker, making The Prudential Insurance Company of America one of its subsidiaries.

  10. Prudential plc - Encyclopedia.com

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    Prudential forged ahead with its domestic insurance operations restructuring, and in late 2001 the company announced the sale of its general insurance business to Winterthur Insurance Company. As part of the deal, Prudential partnered with Winterthur ’ s U.K. subsidiary, Churchill, to provide Prudential-branded general insurance products in ...

  11. Bloomer, Jonathan 1954– - Encyclopedia.com

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    Bloomer's efforts to purchase American General, however, fell through when the global insurance giant American International Group outbid Prudential for control of the Houstonbased insurance company. Part of the reason Bloomer's acquisition plans failed was that he had offered $26.5 billion in Prudential stock to acquire the company.