Brotherhood Mutual Insurance company provides property/casualty insurance for Christian churches and related ministries across the US. The company offers a range of products including liability insurance, workers' compensation, and foreign liability and travel assistance services for mission trips and Christian relief agencies. The company also writes policies for church-based day care centers, and Christian camps, schools, and colleges. The firm is licensed throughout the US. Brotherhood Mutual was founded by Mennonites in 1917 to provide fire and wind storm protection and it maintains ties with the Fellowship of Evangelical Churches.

Berkley Mid-Atlantic Group, LLC is a commercial property & casualty insurer protecting a wide range of businesses and market segments. There policies are issued exclusively through independent agents, who serve our insureds throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, including Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North and South Carolina,Washington D.C. and Ohio.They are part of the W.R. Berkley Corporation , an A+ rated (Superior) Fortune 500 company. At Berkley Mid-Atlantic Group, LLC, we combine the best of both worlds - the financial backing of a Fortune 500 company and local regional service.

Markel Corporation markets and underwrites specialty insurance products and programs. It operates in three segments: Excess and Surplus Lines, Specialty Admitted, and London markets. The Excess and Surplus Lines segment writes property and casualty insurance outside of the standard market for hard-to-place risks, including catastrophe-exposed property, professional liability, products liability, general liability, commercial umbrella, and other coverages. The Specialty Admitted segment writes risks that remain with an admitted insurance company for marketing and regulatory reasons. It writes specialty program insurance, personal and commercial property, and liability coverages. The London markets segment writes specialty property, casualty, professional liability, equine and marine insurance, and reinsurance. The company was founded in 1930 and is based in Glen Allen, Virginia.

The Economical Insurance Company is one of the last mutuals left in Canada. Founded in 1871, the company provides property and casualty policies to individuals and businesses from more than 15 offices in six Canadian provinces. Consumer policies include auto, home, property, and liability insurance; business lines include manufacturers, commercial liability, and farm insurance. The company operates as a group of member companies, one of which, Missisquoi Insurance, has been in operation since 1835. Group member The Mattei Companies underwrites commercial insurance in the US. The company distributes its products through some 900 independent insurance brokers.

American Financial Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in property and casualty insurance business in the United States. It offers property and transportation insurance products that include inland and ocean marine, agricultural-related, and commercial automobile insurance; specialty casualty products consisting of executive and professional liability, umbrella and excess liability, excess and surplus, general liability, and targeted programs; and specialty financial products, such as fidelity and surety bonds, and lease and loan services; and workers’ compensation products. The company also provides various retirement products, primarily fixed, indexed, and variable annuities; life; and supplemental insurance products. In addition, it engages in commercial real estate operations, including hotels, marinas, resorts, apartments, and office buildings. The company was founded in 1872 and is based in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Crum & Forster looks out for the best interests of employers. Through its subsidiaries, the company offers an array of property/casualty insurance products to businesses, including general liability, automobile, property, and workers' compensation coverage. Crum & Forster also offers The Defender, a broad commercial umbrella policy. The company's specialty policies include management protection, crime insurance; it also offers personal auto and homeowners policies. In addition, Crum & Forster provides risk management services. The company's products are sold through some 1,500 independent brokers across the US. Crum & Forster is a subsidiary of Fairfax Financial Holdings.

Ohio Casualty underwrites a variety of commercial property/casualty insurance products including property and general liability, equipment breakdown, workers' compensation, schools, and commercial farm policies. The company also offers loss prevention programs to its customers. Ohio Casualty sells its products through independent agents in seven mid-central and eastern states and Washington D.C. Historically, half of its customers are contractors or artisans, the rest are typically smaller business owners, including merchants and service providers. The company is owned by Liberty Mutual.

Arrowpoint Capital Corp. was a subsidiary of UK-based insurer Royal & Sun Alliance, but suffered from relentless trimmings when its business was deemed to be noncore. The business was eventually acquired by a group of its management and outside directors. Renamed Arrowpoint Capital, it operates through its Royal Indemnity, Royal Surplus Lines Insurance, and Security Insurance Company of Hartford subsidiaries. The company continues to offer individual and commercial property/casualty coverage under the Royal Care brand.

Cottingham & Butler is a privately held firm headquartered in Dubuque, Iowa with a constantly expanding set of office locations. Our regional offices are located throughout the United States to provide our clients with the best service possible. We provide the high-touch service you would expect from a local midwestern insurance broker combined with the high-end expertise you need in the increasingly complex world of employee benefits and risk management. As an owner of Assurex Global, the world's largest association of privately held insurance brokers, we can help you handle almost any insurance-related problem you may have!.

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.

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