Pojistovna Ceska sporitelny (PCS) may be daunting, but its product offering is easily whittled into one word: insurance. Originally founded as a business insurer, the company is one of the largest life insurance providers in the Czech Republic. Austria-based Erste Bank, which acquired PCS in 2000, owns the company through savings bank Ceska sporitelna (acquired in the same transaction) and Sparkassen Versicherung. PCS divested its non-life insurance business in 2004. In 2008 Erste Bank announced plans to sell its remaining insurance operations, including PCS, to Vienna Insurance Group.

Delphi Financial Group, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides integrated employee benefit services. The company operates in two segments, Group Employee Benefit Products and Asset Accumulation Products. The Group Employee Benefit Products segment provides group life, disability, and excess workers’ compensation insurance products to small and mid-sized employers. It also offers travel accident, voluntary accidental death and dismemberment, and group dental and limited benefit health insurance products, as well as assumed workers’ compensation and casualty reinsurance. This segment markets its group products to employer-employee groups and associations in various industries primarily through independent brokers and agents. The Asset Accumulation Products segment offers fixed annuities, such as single premium deferred annuities, flexible premium annuities, and multi-year interest guarantee products. It offers its products and services in the United States and Canada to individuals through networks of independent insurance agents. Delphi Financial Group also provides integrated disability and absence management services, including event reporting, leave of absence management, claims and case management, and return to work management. Delphi Financial Group, Inc. was founded in 1987 and is based in Wilmington, Delaware.

Once a global provider of insurance and reinsurance products and services, Alea Group faced a tough year in 2005 from which it never recovered. With catastrophes such as Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the US and flooding in Europe greatly affecting the company, Alea decided to stop offering new property/casualty policies and divest strategic operations. Its businesses in Bermuda, the US, and Europe are either in runoff or are being sold.

In the consolidating European insurance industry, Aviva is a lively player. As the top insurance provider in the UK and a leading insurance firm worldwide, Aviva offers both life and general insurance. Its long-term savings segment focuses on life insurance, pensions, unit trusts, and other products; its general insurance segment includes the stuff which is called "non-life" or "property/casualty" elsewhere: home, auto, and fire coverage. Its Aviva Investors arm provides asset management globally. In the UK it also offers private medical insurance through employers. While most of the company's businesses operate under the Aviva banner, it also operates local businesses under other brands, including RAC.

Omega is the business solution for any insurance carrier, employer or Third Party Administrator (TPA) that desires a “back room” dental administrator to deliver services that meet and exceed industry standards in a cost effective manner.Omega Administrators is the “back room” for one of the nation's largest Dental TPA's. We provide claims administrative services for over 2,200 employer groups covering more than 1 million members with annualized revenue exceeding $260 million.

Ethias Verzekering provides an array of insurance and financial services to 1 million customers in Belgium and Luxembourg. Tracing its roots back to 1920, Ethias specializes in life policies and additionally offers insurance coverage for automobiles, homes, property and casualty, and death. Recently Ethias Verzekering company also began offering home, vehicle, and domestic renovation loans through its Ethias Banque division (formerly Smap Banque). About 84% of Ethias' income comes from its life policies. Ethias Verzekering company also owns an approximate 6.8% stake in Belgian bank Dexia.

National Indemnity Company (NICO) is one of the leading property/casualty members of the Berkshire Hathaway group of insurance companies, boasting the highest possible financial strength rating by A.M. Best – an A++XV rating. Located in Omaha, NE and backed by a wealth of experience, National Indemnity Company offers one of the widest selections of commercial insurance products in the industry and the stability that agents and insureds have depended on for decades. Whether your company is big or small, new or established, if you're in the market for commercial auto, general liability or garage liability coverage, let NICO assist with a policy that best suits your needs.

Selling specialist insurance and reinsurance coverage, Chaucer Holdings runs two Lloyd's of London syndicates through its primary subsidiary, Chaucer Syndicates Limited. Chaucer owns Syndicate 1084, which underwrites marine, auto, and other property risks, and controls 54% of Nuclear Syndicate 1176, which covers property and liability risks at nuclear power stations. The company also manages syndicates for other insurance companies, including Antares Holdings and Broadgate Underwriting. Chaucer Holdings, originally established in 1922 as Stewart and Hughman Limited, has operations in counties including the UK, Denmark, and Singapore.

Ambac Financial Group, Inc. is a holding company whose affiliates provide financial guarantees and financial services to clients in both the public and private sectors around the world. Ambac's principal operating subsidiary, Ambac Assurance Corporation, is a guarantor of public finance and structured finance obligations. The Ambac Assurance financial guarantee is an unconditional and irrevocable pledge that investors will receive principal and interest payments in full and on time should the issuer of an Ambac-insured security default.

Gen Re's history began in 1921 when two Norwegian companies, Norwegian Globe and Norwegian Assurance, merged and took the name General Casualty and Surety Reinsurance Corporation. Starting with $800,000 in capital and $900,000 in surplus, General Casualty and Surety set out to write casualty reinsurance. In 1923, American investors acquired the company and changed the name to General Reinsurance Corporation. In 1929 General Reinsurance affirmed that it would be only a direct reinsurer and also would write no less than 100% of a treaty. In 1945, General Reinsurance Corporation merged with Mellon Indemnity, bringing new capital to the company so that, in the face of foreign competition, it could become a stronger reinsurance force.

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