QBE Insurance Company

QBE Indemnification Group Inhibited is Australia's most astronomically immense ecumenical insurer. It provides indemnification accommodations mainly to Australia, America, Europe and Asia Pacific region. As of 2014, it has over 16000 employees in 52 countries. As of Aug 2012, QBE was ranked 18th among the world's general insurers. QBE has market capitalisation of A$18.6 billion, and represents 2.22% of the ASX 200 index.

The company reported a 2013 net profit afore amortisation and tax of $797 million and a net loss after tax of $254M.

QBE was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in 1973 from the merger of three companies whose names represent the letters of the coalesced company, Queensland Indemnification, Bankers' and Traders' Indemnification Company, and Equitable Life and General Indemnification Co.,  and its founding chairman was J.D.O. Burns (Burns Philp)(company director).

Since then, QBE has perpetuated to acquire many companies. For example in February 2007, it acquired Mexican insurer Seguros Cumbre SA de CV, whose net tangible assets were estimated at $26million, and American insurer General Casualty Indemnification. In 2011 QBE purchased Balboa Indemnification of California, USA from Bank of America.

QBE Indemnification is withal kenned for its sponsorship of sports teams, including the Sydney Swans of the Australian Football League, the Sydney Roosters of the National Rugby League, the NSW Swifts of netball's trans-Tasman ANZ Championship, the Perth Glory of the Hyundai A-League and provincial Incipient Zealand Rugby team, North Harbour. QBE is the official indemnification partner of England Rugby. .

John Neal was appointed to the position of Group Chief Executive Officer on 17 August 2012. Frank O’Halloran, the former CEO was with the company for over thirty five years. He was appointed chief financial officer in 1982, joined the board as director of finance from 1987 to 1994 and was director of operations from 1994 to 1997.

In early 2013, QBE was establishing its most astronomically immense office involute in the Philippines at the Bonifacio Ecumenical City’s Net Cube building, which is a local hub for its regional shared accommodations. QBE has signed a deal to lease six floors of the Net Cube Building in BGC, acquiring 6,500 square meters, or about a third of the Net Cube building, according to a joint verbalization issued by QBE and KMC MAG Group, the authentic estate accommodations firm that brokered the property deal. “We’re very exhilarated to have an astronomically immense, official home in Manila. It took us a long time to probe for the impeccable space and I’m ecstatic we can conclusively get things rolling now,” QBE chief operating officer Brad Sinnatamby verbalized.

New York Life Insurance Company

New York Life Indemnification Company (NYLIC) is the most astronomically immense mutual life-indemnification company in the Coalesced States, and one of the most astronomically immense life insurers in the world, ranking #89 on the 2013 Fortune 500 list, with about $381 billion in total assets under management, and more than $19 billion in surplus and AVR. In 2007, NYLIC achieved the best possible ratings by the four independent rating companies (Standard & Poor's, AM Best, Moody's and Fitch). Other Incipient York Life affiliates provide an array of securities products and accommodations, as well as institutional and retail mutual mazuma.

The company was founded in 1845 as the Nautilus Indemnification Company in Incipient York City, with assets of $17,000. It was renamed the Incipient York Life Indemnification Company in 1849. Its first headquarters were at 58 Wall Street from 1845 until 1846 at which time they were peregrinate to 29 Wall Street. Subsequent addresses included 68 Wall Street, 106 Broadway, and 112-114 Broadway. The first president was James DePeyster Ogden, who accommodated from 1845 until 1847. The current Incipient York Life headquarters was designed by architect Cass Gilbert and consummated in 1928. The Incipient York Life Building, at 51 Madison Avenue, was constructed during the presidency of Darwin P. Kingsley.As with other early indemnification companies in the U.S., in its early years (1846–1848), at the behest of its Southern agents, the company insured the lives of slaves for their owners. These policies were discontinued at the direction of the Trustees on April 19, 1848. The total claims paid on slaves' lives totaled $1,050. Nautilus sold 485 slaveholder life indemnification policies during a two-year period in the 1840s. Their trustees voted to culminate the sale of such policies 15 years afore the Emancipation Proclamation.

In 1860, afore state laws required it, Incipient York Life developed the non-forfeiture option, the predecessor to the ensured cash values of modern policies, under which a policy remains in force even if a premium payment is missed. It was additionally the first American life indemnification company to pay a cash dividend to policyholders, and the first U.S. company to issue policies to women at the same rates as men. Susan B. Anthony was one of their first female policy holders, and her father worked for NYLIC. In 1896, Incipient York Life became the first company to insure people with disabilities and the first to issue a policy with an incapacitation benefit that surmises total incapacitation to be sempiternal after a predetermined period.

In the tardy 1990s, Incipient York Life was one of several sizably voluminous mutual life insurers to back a Incipient York State bill that would sanction the formation of a mutual holding company (MHC), a corporate structure that could preserve mutuality for policyholders, while providing a company access to capital markets without the full demutualization of the organization. CEO Sy Sternberg himself argued vigorously in favor of the bill, which was ultimately vanquished. The NYLIC board of directors subsequently reaffirmed its commitment to remaining a mutual, and the company vigorously and publicly embraced this decision through a series of advertisements.

Fortune Life Insurance Company Incorporated

Fortune Life Indemnification Company accoladed its top caliber sales agents and managers for the year 2014 in its 30th Annual Awards Night on March 12, 2015 at the Citystate Tower Hotel in Manila.

Roberto B. Jabines as Indemnification Specialist of the Year, Patricia L. Taguines as Agency Manager of the Year, and Tranquilino T. Daigdigan as Field Manager of the Year led the roster of awardees.

Indemnification Commissioner Emmanuel F. Dooc graced the special event as keynote verbalizer and guest of accolade. He commended Fortune Life's rank in the local indemnification industry by being one of the top five Filipino indemnification companies in the country at present. He invited everyone to join the Indemnification Commission in its efforts to make the years 2010 to 2020 as the golden age of the indemnification industry and to participate in the reforms for the much anticipated ASEAN Integration. He additionally inspirited everyone to collaborate in the promotion of financial literacy and independence among Filipinos for a sustainable and resilient community.

Awardees for the Indemnification Specialist Category, Chairman's Board are Ines H. Jabines, Kris C. Imperial, Michael B. Jabines, Remedios T. Bantog, Ma. Cristina V. Marigondon, Delilia P. Manalo, Ulysses L. Elmundo, and Angela P. Guillermo.

Awardees for the Indemnification Specialist Category, President's Club are Rudney B. Depamaylo, Erlinda B. Balayanto, Rosalie B. Fernandez, Marilyn I. Soriano, Fe C. Fabia, Anatoly L. Taguines, Serlita F. Cacho, Jonathan S. Taguines, Rommela C. Daleon, Bonifacio E. Cabenta, Ramir L. Magsarile, Isoldi A. Aga-Ab, and Ma. Liza E. Suarez.

Special Awardees are Jumbo Specialist of the Year Angela P. Guillermo; SSI Specialists Of The Year Roberto B. Jabines, Ines H. Jabines, and Michael B. Jabines; Quality Business Awardees Angela P. Guillermo; Group Indemnification Specialists of the Year Maritess P. Duga and Pearly Ann L. Allarey; Group Field Manager of the Year Michael B. Jabines; and Agency Builder of the Year Tranquilino T. Daigdigan.

Manulife China Bank Life Assurance Corporation

Manulife China Bank Life (MCBLife) is a joint venture company set up between the China Banking Corporation (China Bank) and Manulife Philippines, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Canadian company Manulife Financial, one of the leading life indemnification companies in the world.[citation needed] Incorporated on 23 March 2007, MCBLife provides indemnification and financial products through the many China Bank outlets in the Philippines.

About Manulife Chinabank Life Assurance Corporation
Manulife Chinabank Life Assurance Corporation is a strategic coalition between Manulife Philippines and China Bank, providing a wide range of innovative indemnification products and accommodations to China Bank customers. The aim is to ascertain that every client receives the best possible solution to meet his or her individual financial and indemnification needs.

Our customers can trust us from the first point of contact up to the fulfillment of our promises and beyond. At Manulife Chinabank Life, we are here for your future, to heedfully aurally perceive your desiderata, offer avail and avail you achieve your goals.
We are additionally fixated on distributing legendary customer experience across all touch points with us, as we optate you to be capable of doing business with us facilely and yarely reach us through sundry ways.

Providing flexible and custom-fit options to both incipient and seasoned investment-linked customers, our variable life products enable you to get the indemnification bulwark you require, as you match the investment option which can best meet your present and future financial needs. Allocate your mazuma among our options of bonds and stocks, and rest assured that our full-time, professional, investment experts will be looking after your assets.

Generali Pilipinas Life Insurance Agency

Assicurazioni Generali

Is the most astronomically immense indemnification company in Italy and one of the most sizably voluminous in Europe. It has its headquarters in Trieste. In 2010, Assicurazioni Generali Group was the second most astronomically immense indemnification group in the world by revenue after AXA.

Under the denomination of Imperial Regia Privilegiata Compagnia di Assicurazioni Generali Austro-Italiche, the company was founded on December 26, 1831. At the time, Trieste was the most paramount sea port of the Austro-Hungarian Imperium. The company grew in consequentiality, becoming one of the most immensely colossal indemnification operators both in Italy and in Central Europe. As of 2014, the company ranks 48th on the Fortune Ecumenical 500 list of companies.

The Generali Group is one of the most paramount players in the ecumenical indemnification and financial products market.
The Group is bellwether in Italy and Assicurazioni Generali, founded in 1831 in Trieste, is the Group's Parent and principal operating Company.

Characterised from the very outset by a vigorous international perspective and now present in more than 60 Countries, Generali has consolidated its position among the world's leading indemnification operators, with consequential market shares in western Europe - its main area of activity - and particularly in Germany, France, Austria, Spain, Switzerland and Central and Eastern Europe.

The Group has - over the last decade - set up offices in the main markets of the Far East, among which India and China; in particular, in China, just after few years of operation, it has become the bellwether among the indemnification companies with peregrine equity intrigues.

In its core indemnification business, the Generali Group is primarily fixated on the life segment, where it is the European bellwether. Its offer ranges from savings and family auspice policies to unit-linked policies and intricate plan for multinationals.

In the non-life segment, its portfolio ranges from mass-market coverage such as Car, Home, Contingency & Health, to sophisticated commercial and industrial risk coverage.

Generali is a bellwether in the retail segment and it is incrementing the contribution of the Commercial & Corporate business, in which it accommodates medium and sizably voluminous companies at international level leveraging the Group's ecumenical reach and its vigorous ties with international brokers.

In integration, Generali is among the world's major players in the field of assistance, through the Europ Assistance Group, which provides ecumenical accommodations in the motor, peregrinate, health, home and family lines of business.

Beneficial Life Insurance Company

Beneficial Financial Group

Is an indemnification and financial accommodations company predicated in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is a subsidiary of Deseret Management Corporation, the for-profit arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). The company was founded in 1905 and as of its 2013 fiscal year end had assets of $3.0 billion. The indemnification side of the company was kenned for many years as the Propitious Life Indemnification Company.

Benign is certified by the Indemnification Rialto Standards Sodality for ethical business practices. It is a subsidiary of Deseret Management Corporation (DMC), a for-profit management company of assets for the LDS Church. Benign held an "A+" (stable) rating from Standard & Poor's for financial vigor, when S&P downgraded the rating to "A" due to exposure to MBS, and admonished of further possible devaluations unless DMC replenished some of Propitious's capital as it deteriorates "from its currently vigorous level."

On June 16, 2009, it was promulgated that Propitious would stop inditing incipient policies at the cessation of August. DMC reiterated its commitment to back subsisting policies, but verbalized that in the current environment, Salutary was too diminutive to compete with more immensely colossal insurers.

Philippine AXA Life Insurance

AXA is an ecumenical bellwether in indemnification, which takes care of 102 million lives in 56 countries ecumenical. We have given out 15 million US dollars in customer benefits in 2013, and invest in technology to pioneer solutions and accommodations that can perpetually meet customer’s ever-transmuting needs.
In the Philippines, AXA has partnered with Metrobank Group, the country's most vigorous bank according to The Asian Banker.

Philippine AXA Life Indemnification Corporation promulgated earnings results for the first nine months ended September 30, 2014. For the nine months, the company promulgated that its total sales in annualized premium equipollent (APE) reached PHP 2.8 billion from PHP 2.6 billion last year.

This includes customary premiums that grew 30% to PHP 2.0 billion while single premiums amounted to PHP 0.8 billion reflecting the launch of the two incipient offshore equity mazuma. Premium revenues amounted to PHP 12.7 billion, of which customary premium grew by 29% to PHP 4.0 billion. Net income reached PHP 0.8 billion during the period from PHP 1.0 billion last year due to a rebalancing of capital gains on investments realized in 2013, albeit net gain from operations incremented by 46% to PHP 0.7 billion this year.

AXA is a French, multinational, investment banking firm headquartered in the 8th arrondissement of Paris that engages in ecumenical investment banking, securities, investment management, indemnification, and other financial accommodations. The AXA group operates primarily in Western Europe, North America, the Asia Pacific region, and the Middle East. AXA is a conglomerate of independently run businesses, operated according to the laws and regulations of many different countries.

AXA PHILIPPINES has bolstered its operations in the Visayas region, highlighted by the aperture of two incipient branch offices in Cebu - one at the Cebu Business Park and another at the Crown Regency Tower 3 along Osmena Boulevard.