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2017 Licensed Insurance Companies LICENSED INSURANCE COMPANIES NAME NAIC # COMPANY ORIGINAL DOMICILE ADDRESS & CONTACT EMAIL PHONE AUTHORIZED LINES ASSETS LIABILITIES CAPITAL AND OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA TYPE LICENSE SURPLUS PREMIUM CLAIMS DATE 21ST CENTURY 44245 P&C 19960708 DE 3 BEAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $70,287,799 $534,072 $69,753,727 $1,906,526 $1,492,542 ASSURANCE COMPANY WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,WORKERS COMPENSATION 21ST CENTURY 36404 P&C 20030122 CA 3 BEAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $12,438,140 $62,455 $12,375,685 $0 $0 CASUALTY COMPANY WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY 21ST CENTURY 34789 P&C 19561129 PA 3 BEVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $593,045,882 $4,188,168 $588,857,714 $321,807 $276,946 CENTENNIAL WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE INSURANCE COMPANY ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) 21ST CENTURY 43974 P&C 19700803 PA 2595 INTERSTATE DR STE 103 (610) 650-2000 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $67,946,445 $428,726 $67,517,719 $133,307 $25,668 INDEMNITY INSURANCE HARRISBURG, PA 17110 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE COMPANY ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) 21ST CENTURY 12963 P&C 20030122 CA 3 BEAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $944,964,921 $10,097,298 $934,867,623 $0 $0 INSURANCE COMPANY WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY 21ST CENTURY NORTH 32220 P&C 19790115 NY 3 EAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $584,934,483 $21,339,696 $563,594,787 $389,356 $265,734 AMERICA INSURANCE WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE COMPANY ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) 21ST CENTURY PACIFIC 23795 P&C 19781006 CO 3 BEAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 CASUALTY (INCLUDING $44,501,361 $456,208 $44,045,153 $239,245 $115,889 INSURANCE COMPANY WILMINGTON, DE 19803 VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,WORKERS COMPENSATION 21ST CENTURY 20796 P&C 19210615 PA 3 BEAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $285,155,716 $2,144,647 $283,011,069 $83 $1,692 PREMIER INSURANCE WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE COMPANY ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) 21ST CENTURY 23833 P&C 19820519 PA 3 BEAVER VALLEY RD (302) 252-2000 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $199,667,796 $2,107,344 $197,560,452 $0 -$763 SECURITY INSURANCE WILMINGTON, DE 19803 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE COMPANY ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,WORKERS COMPENSATION 4 EVER LIFE 80985 LIFE 19720803 IL 2 MID AMERICA PLAZA STE 200 (630) 472-7700 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,LIFE $207,497,489 $124,867,113 $82,630,376 $342,642 $88,366 INSURANCE COMPANY OAKBROOK TERRACE, IL 60181 AAA LIFE INSURANCE 71854 LIFE 19720719 MI 17900 N LAURELPARK DR (734) 779-2606 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,LIFE $629,205,776 $476,475,065 $152,730,712 $7,406,197 $2,338,969 COMPANY LIVONIA, MI 48152 [email protected] ABILITY INSURANCE 71471 LIFE 19700917 NE 1 CITY CENTER STOP 4 (978) 261-3070 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,LIFE $1,203,362,547 $1,181,945,137 $21,417,410 $575,466 $960,255 COMPANY PORTLAND, ME 4101 [email protected] ACA FINANCIAL 22896 P&C 19881101 MD 555 THEODORE FREMD AVE STE C-205 (212) 375-2000 SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) $309,357,530 $267,250,796 $42,106,734 $0 $0 GUARANTY RYE, NY 10580 CORPORATION [email protected] ACADEMIC MEDICAL 12934 RISK 20140116 VT 76 ST PAUL ST STE 500 (802) 652-1566 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),PROPERTY $4,498,735 $1,433,169 $3,065,566 $0 $0 PROFESSIONALS RETENTION BURLINGTON, VT 5401 INSURANCE EXCHANGE GROUP [email protected] ACADIA INSURANCE 31325 P&C 20021127 NH POBOX 9010 - CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $159,980,291 $107,657,289 $52,323,001 $8,284,265 $3,298,937 COMPANY WESTBROOK, ME 4098 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Oklahoma Insurance Department TOC 23 ACCC INSURANCE 10807 P&C 19580515 TX 390 BENMAR DR STE 225 (281) 919-0150 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $283,872,956 $235,218,984 $48,653,972 $0 $0 COMPANY HOUSTON, TX 77060 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY [email protected] ACCENDO INSURANCE 63444 LIFE 19741003 UT 2211 SANDERS RD (401) 770-4883 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,LIFE $13,685,092 $4,097,829 $9,587,263 $0 $0 COMPANY NORTHBROOK, IL 60062 ACCEPTANCE 20010 P&C 19990916 NE 702 OBERLIN RD (919) 833-1600 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $297,366,846 $157,533,927 $139,832,919 $0 $0 INDEMNITY INSURANCE RALEIGH, NC 27605 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY COMPANY (EXCLUDING BAIL) ACCESS INSURANCE 11711 P&C 19721213 TX PO BOX 105171 (770) 234-3600 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $181,261,951 $147,944,987 $33,316,964 $743,379 $778,017 COMPANY ATLANTA, GA 30348 (VEHICLE ONLY),PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) ACCESSCARE GENERAL 14343 PRE-PAID 20120308 OK 8500 W 110TH ST STE 450 (888) 384-8996 ACCIDENT & HEALTH $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 OKLAHOMA LLC MEDICAL OVERLAND PARK, KS 66210 ACCIDENT FUND 12304 P&C 20061004 MI PO BOX 40790 (517) 342-4200 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $272,125,115 $202,248,702 $69,876,413 $1,690,310 $190,345 GENERAL INSURANCE LANSING, MI 48901 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY COMPANY (EXCLUDING BAIL),VEHICLE,WORKERS COMPENSATION ACCIDENT FUND 10166 P&C 20020417 MI PO BOX 40790 (517) 367-1400 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $3,114,132,876 $2,216,761,874 $897,371,002 $2,518,286 $676,423 INSURANCE COMPANY LANSING, MI 48901 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY OF AMERICA (EXCLUDING BAIL),VEHICLE,WORKERS COMPENSATION ACCIDENT FUND 12305 P&C 20061004 MI PO BOX 40790 (517) 342-4200 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $283,481,379 $202,644,372 $80,837,007 $425,419 $147,411 NATIONAL INSURANCE LANSING, MI 48901 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY COMPANY (EXCLUDING BAIL),VEHICLE,WORKERS COMPENSATION ACCIDENT INSURANCE 11573 P&C 20091207 SC 1 HARBISON WAY STE 115 (866) 234-6484 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $100,317,175 $87,265,088 $13,052,086 $577,883 $381,584 COMPANY INC COLUMBIA, SC 29212 (VEHICLE ONLY),PROPERTY,WORKERS [email protected] COMPENSATION ACCORDIA LIFE AND 62200 LIFE 20100727 IA 215 10TH ST STE 1100 (515) 393-3900 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,LIFE $0 $0 $0 $6,622,266 $0 ANNUITY COMPANY DES MOINES, IA 50309 ACCREDITED SURETY 26379 P&C 19991213 FL PO BOX 140855 (407) 629-2131 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY (INCLUDING $46,001,527 $22,930,883 $23,070,644 $354 $0 AND CASUALTY CO. ORLANDO, FL 32814 VEHICLE),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (INCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION ACE AMERICAN 22667 P&C 19680225 PA 510 WALNUT ST WB06B (800) 352-4462 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $13,035,791,582 $10,223,425,255 $2,812,366,327 $27,641,668 $10,627,057 INSURANCE COMPANY PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE ACEUSCUSTOMERSERVICES@ ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY ACEGROUP.COM (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION ACE FIRE 20702 P&C 19670301 PA 436 WALNUT ST WA04R (800) 352-4462 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $114,294,201 $37,415,473 $76,878,728 $131,246 $68,729 UNDERWRITERS PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE INSURANCE COMPANY ACEUSCUSTOMERSERVICES@ ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY ACEGROUP.COM (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION ACE LIFE INSURANCE 60348 LIFE 19660408 CT 1133 AVE OF THE AMERICAS (203) 352-6602 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,LIFE,VARIABLE LIFE $51,706,821 $43,036,875 $8,669,946 $0 $0 COMPANY NEW YORK, NY 10036 ACE P&C INSURANCE 20699 P&C 19080220 PA 436 WALNUT ST WA04R (800) 352-4462 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $8,192,211,568 $6,034,628,945 $2,157,582,623 $10,768,063 $29,659,982 COMPANY PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE ACEUSCUSTOMERSERVICES@ ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY ACEGROUP.COM (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION ACIG INSURANCE 19984 P&C 19940824 IL 2600 N CENTRAL EXPWY STE 800 (972) 702-9004 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),WORKERS $460,352,638 $326,611,908 $133,740,727 $56,172 $20,579 COMPANY RICHARDSON, TX 75080 COMPENSATION [email protected] ACSTAR INSURANCE 22950 P&C 19851016 IL 30 SOUTH RD (860) 415-8400 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $58,543,280 $31,422,233 $27,121,047 $29,085 $0 COMPANY FARMINGTON, CT 6032 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Oklahoma Insurance Department TOC 24 ACUITY, A MUTUAL 14184 P&C 20090727 WI 2800 S TAYLOR DR (920) 458-9131 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $3,621,327,936 $2,014,684,258 $1,606,643,678 $0 $0 INSURANCE COMPANY SHEBOYGAN, WI 53081 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY [email protected] (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION ADM INSURANCE 33987 P&C 19931231 AZ 2555 E CAMELBACK RD STE 700 (602) 427-3200 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),PROPERTY $638,060,879 $614,186,965 $23,873,914 $23,577,400 $21,582,381 COMPANY PHOENIX, AZ 85016 [email protected] ADMIRAL INDEMNITY 44318 P&C 20010426 DE 301 RT 17 N STE 900 (201) 518-2500 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY $57,708,133 $16,035,142 $41,672,991 $0 $0 COMPANY RUTHERFORD, NJ 7070 (VEHICLE ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION ADMIRAL INSURANCE 24856 SURPLUS 19740710 DE 7233 E BUTHERUS DR (480) 951-0905 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),PROPERTY $737,311,304 $85,241,287 $652,070,017 $0 $0 COMPANY LINES SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85260 [email protected] ADRIATIC INSURANCE 39381 SURPLUS 19830628 ND 3501 N CAUSEWAY BLVD STE 1000 (504) 838-8100 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),PROPERTY $88,172,154 $18,599,380 $69,572,774 $0 $0 COMPANY LINES METAIRIE, LA 70002 ADVANTAGE WORKERS 40517 P&C 19851213 IN PO BOX 571918 (801) 288-8750 CASUALTY (INCLUDING VEHICLE),SURETY $491,477,936 $280,870,553 $210,607,383 $153,618 $8,397 COMPENSATION SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84157 (EXCLUDING BAIL),WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE COMPANY AEGIS SECURITY 33898 P&C 19901031 PA PO BOX 3153 (717) 657-9671 ACCIDENT & HEALTH,CASUALTY $127,437,630 $71,897,565 $55,540,065 $149,025 $31,882 INSURANCE COMPANY HARRISBURG, PA 17105 (INCLUDING VEHICLE),CASUALTY (VEHICLE [email protected] ONLY),MARINE,PROPERTY,SURETY (EXCLUDING BAIL) AETNA BETTER HEALTH 15919 HMO 20160226 OK 1425 UNION MEETING RD U23S (215) 775-6508 ACCIDENT & HEALTH $2,000,000 $0 $2,000,000 $0 $0 OF OKLAHOMA INC.
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