American Safety Insurance Holdings (ASI) was part of the first wave of insurance firms domiciling in this tax-sheltered location. Formed to offer insurance to asbestos removers and other environmental risk-remediation providers, the company has expanded into other specialty lines. American Safety Insurance now underwrites residential and commercial construction risks, as well as professional and product liability, and excess and surplus policies. The company also offers alternative risk transfer programs that rely on some measure of self-insurance or shared risk on the part of the insured. The firm sells through a network of 250 agencies in the US.

Founded in 1833, Asteron is a subsidiary Australian financial services concern Suncorp-Metway. Asteron Limited is one of the largest financial service providers on the world's smallest continent. The firm is one of Australia's and New Zealand's top life insurance companies with more than 250,000 policies in force. Additionally, it offers asset administration and risk management services. Asteron's insurance offerings, which include traditional life, income protection, and disability policies, are marketed exclusively through financial advisors.

Regions entered the insurance agency business with the acquisition of Rebsamen Insurance, Inc. a multi location agency based in Little Rock, Arkansas. Established in 1928, Rebsamen Insurance, Inc. was the largest insurance agency in Arkansas when it was acquired in 2001. Over the next several years, other preeminent insurance agencies located in the Regions footprint joined Regions Insurance including ICT Insurance in Louisiana, Consolidated Insurance in Texas, Miles and Finch in Indiana, and Barksdale Bonding and Insurance in Mississippi. Through acquisitions and internal growth, Regions Insurance has become one of the largest insurance brokers owned by a financial holding company.

Prudential Financial, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides various financial products and services in the United States, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The company operates through three divisions: The U.S. Retirement Solutions and Investment Management, The U.S. Individual Life and Group Insurance, and The International Insurance and Investments. The U.S. Retirement Solutions and Investment Management division offers individual variable and fixed annuity products, as well as provides retirement investment and income products and services to retirement plan sponsors in the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors. This division also provides investment management and advisory services to the public and private marketplace. The U.S. Individual Life and Group Insurance division provides individual variable life, term life, and universal life insurance products; and group life, long-term and short-term group disability, long-term care, and group corporate-owned and trust-owned life insurance products to institutional clients. It also sells accidental death and dismemberment, and other ancillary coverages, as well as provides plan administrative services. In addition, this division offers preferred provider and indemnity dental coverage plans to clients. The International Insurance and Investments division provides international individual life insurance products in Japan, Korea, and other foreign countries; and provides proprietary and non-proprietary asset management and investment advice and services to retail and institutional clients internationally. In addition, the company engages in real estate brokerage franchise business, which involves marketing its franchises to the real estate companies. Further, it provides institutional clients and government agencies with various services in connection with the relocation of their employees. Prudential Financial was founded in 1875 and is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey.

SAIF Corporation is Oregon's not-for-profit, state-chartered workers' compensation insurance company. We are the market leader, issuing almost half of the policies in Oregon and providing coverage to more than 600,000 workers. They unique charter, mission, vision, and leadership principles drive our dedication to the people, businesses, and state of Oregon.

Samsung Life Insurance is the Korean insurance dragon. As South Korea's largest insurance company (with a commanding market share upwards of one-third) and a part of the Samsung chaebol, the company offers insurance (life, health, and accident), asset management, retirement products (annuities and pensions), and financial products, including mortgage loans. Samsung Life sells both individual and group life insurance through a vast branch network and more than 37,000 salespeople. Reaching beyond Korea, the company has operations in China, India, Japan, Thailand, the UK, and the US. Non-life, or property/casualty insurance is offered by its sister company Samsung Fire & Marine.

In Japan, "non-life" isn't creepy, it's just car insurance, and Sompo Japan is one of the biggest players. Voluntary and compulsory automobile insurance combined account for over half of the insurance company's premiums. Though non-life is its largest segment, the company also provides life insurance through its Sompo Japan Himawari Life and Sompo Japan DIY Life Insurance subsidiaries. It also provides fire, accident, and marine insurance, as well as reinsurance, asset management, and venture capital products and services. Sompo Japan formed a joint holding company with smaller property/casualty insurer Nipponkoa in 2010. As NKSJ Holdings, the two companies hope to better compete in their markets.

Evoking tree and shop-lined boulevards, The Main Street America Group provides a range of personal and commercial property/casualty products including coverage for small and midsized businesses and individual auto and homeowners insurance plans. The company operates through regional subsidiaries Great Lakes Casualty, Main Street America Assurance, MSA Insurance, NGM Insurance, and Old Dominion Insurance, and affiliate Grain Dealers Mutual. Along with specialized surety bonds for contractors, executors, and public officials, the company also offers fidelity bonds to protect businesses from employee dishonesty. Main Street America sells its products through more than 1,500 independent agents in 25 states.

Since opening our doors in 1995, MEM has been committed to promoting safe, healthy and injury-free workplaces. Through our WorkSAFE program we’ve put our loss prevention expertise, safety education and training to work for our policyholders. And it’s paid off. More than 80 percent of our 12,000 policyholders are injury-free in a typical year.

Sammons Enterprises summons its revenues from several sources. The diversified holding company's operations include the Sammons Financial Group (life insurance and financial services) and Briggs Equipment (heavy equipment sales and rentals). Its insurance and financial group includes Midland National Life Insurance, North American Company for Life and Health Insurance, and Sammons Annuity Group. Sammons Enterprises also owns The Grove Park Inn Resort in Asheville, North Carolina. The company's list of partially owned holdings runs the range from real estate investments to oilfield suppliers. It is owned by its employees and prefers to invest in companies with strong employee-ownership programs.

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